Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)
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You must check the DTA for assets being remitted from. Canada. If there are no special rules to say that the assets being remitted are not taxable, then they are potentially taxable in Thailand. If the tax you paid in Canada 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 alreay paid. Even if there is noextra tax to pay, it is likely you will still have to file a tax return.
Learn more about Double Tax Agreements for expats in Thailand by watching our video here.
What about private pensions, savings, and investments from Germany – asr they taxable in Thailand?
Private pensions, dividends, interest, and other investment income may be taxable in Thailand if you are a Thai tax resident and remit the income into Thailand in the same year it is earned (post-2024 rules). If German tax is already paid, you may claim a foreign tax credit in Thailand.
Learn more about the Thailand–Germany DTA in our full webinar here.
