Question 1

I’m a UK taxpayer up to date with all my tax returns. Will I be exempt from Thai taxes due to the DTA?

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

No, you are not exempt. Exemption is dependent on whether you remit funds into Thailand or not and whether the remitted assets are excluded in the Thailand UK- DTA. Even if tax is paid on the assets remitted to Thailand, it doesn’t mean you don’t have to file and it doesn’t mean you don’t have a tax implication.

Learn more about Double Tax Agreements for expats in Thailand by watching our video here.

Question 2

I’m a UK taxpayer up to date with all my tax returns. Will I be exempt from Thai taxes due to the DTA?

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

No, you are not exempt. Exemption is dependent on whether you remit funds into Thailand or not and whether the remitted assets are excluded in the Thailand UK- DTA. Even if tax is paid on the assets remitted to Thailand, it doesn’t mean you don’t have to file and it doesn’t mean you don’t have a tax implication.

Learn more about Double Tax Agreements for expats in Thailand by watching our video here.

I’m a UK taxpayer up to date with all my tax returns. Will I be exempt from Thai taxes due to the DTA?

I’m a UK taxpayer up to date with all my tax returns. Will I be exempt from Thai taxes due to the DTA?

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