Expat Tax: Frequently Asked Questions
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You must check the Danish DTA for that specific type of pension. If there are no special rules to say that it is not taxable, then it is potentially taxable in Thailand. If the tax you paid in Denmark is considerably higher than the tax rate in Thailand, you may not need to pay anymore, as the DTA is there to protect you against paying more than the tax rate of your own country. Even if there is noextra tax to pay, it is likely you will still have to file a tax return.
If funds are savings from pre-2024 or inheritance, it does not need to be filed and you do not need to submit a tax return for those assets. You will need to keep clear records showing the moneys original source in case you are asked in the future.