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Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)

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I am moving to Thailand later this year in 2024. I have a business in Australia which will provide me a regular passive income weekly for me while I live in Thailand. My income will be automatically taxed and sent to the Australian Tax Office and my tax return will be done in Australia. As there is a DTA between the two countries will I have pay any tax to the Thai government? I assume not with a DTA as long as I declare with the Thai TAX Office I’ve paid tax on the money already

If you transfer in the overseas income, this is assessable income. You can use the tax credits for tax paid already on this potentially and you will have to file a tax return. Our Assisted Tax Filing Service is the most suitable for you.

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Category: Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)
Tags: Source of Funds, Taxable Income
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My only income are my pensions from Sweden, there I also pay tax on my pensions. Regarding to the double tax agreement between Sweden and Thailand I am only obligated to pay tax in Sweden. My question is, if I don’t need to pay tax in Thailand am I still obligated to declare the money I take in here in Thailand. Yearly I take in more than 1 000 000 THB.

If the assets are classed as assessable income and you are claiming the tax credits, you still have to file a tax return.

 

 

Category: Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)
Tags: Pension Income, Source of Funds, Sweden

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