Expat Tax: Frequently Asked Questions
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There is a DTA in place, but taxes are dependent on the asset you are remitting. These vary and you need to check each asset type in the DTA.
If the assets are classed as assessable income and you are claiming the tax credits, you still have to file a tax return.
Any funds remitted into Thailand from investments are taxed on the capital gains within the structure, since the start of the structure. This needs to be filed on the tax return and evidence provided. There maybe tax credits available if tax has been paid in the other jurisdiction, depending on the DTA between that country and Thailand.