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I always hear "...you need to spend 183 days in country X, you have to own/rent something in country X, you need utility bills in country X, you need TRC from country X..." Flight attendant from AUS, working for Emirates in UAE. She doesn't pay rent, utility bills are not on her name, she...

Personal income under LTR : Wealthy Pensioners definition is “unearned income such as a pension, rental, capital gain, dividend, etc”. Earned income (salary) will not be considered eligible income for LTR: Wealthy Pensioners application. https://ltr.boi.go.th/

Yes.

I'm looking at LTR requirements, one of them is $80000 personal annual income. If you withdraw monthly $6700 from brokerage account to bank account, can this be considered as required personal income? What if you deposit back to brokerage account half of that money monthly?

I noticed there are freelancers who are self-sponsored (via freezone i.e. Gofreelance) and freelancers who have work permit from some mainland/freezone company and they sponsor them. Are the last one even considered freelancers or are they employees with NOC? Do they also need VAT number and pay...

Is TRC + 3 months in UAE needed only if you want to use DTT and prove you were tax resident in previous year in UAE and not your home country? Or also in case when you cut residential ties with home country, becoming tax non-resident and not coming back for +5 years (tourist visits only)?

How about using bank statement with residential address in UAE? Or do they want utility bill only? I'm wondering how people in shared housing (with roommates) provide utility bill? Or, what if you live for free with someone who owns the place?

I looked up in my non-US IB account and it's the same as last two years - cryptocurrency trading through Paxos on IB is NOT available for me. @thomasparra are you US citizen/resident?

DAC7 (digital platforms reporting...) has nothing to do with DAC6 (cross-border tax arrangements). Every DACx directive reports different things.

More info: https://taxation-customs.ec.europa....lectronic-system-payment-information-cesop_enFAQ: https://taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2023-11/Q&A -23.11.23_0.pdf

Shakira: Singer settles Spanish tax fraud case with €7.5m fine https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-67472496

In DTA with my country it says UAE national only. Yes, some countries also have UAE national and UAE resident written in it. Since March 2023 I heard UAE revenue also issues TRC to UAE residents from countries that have only UAE national written in DTA, so that is not a problem anymore.

In my country (EU) you need TRC if you don't deregister for tax purposes and are considered dual tax resident for that year under DTA. In the process of determining tax residency under DTA you must also provide TRC. If you only have other proofs that is not enough, they also want TRC and this...

Worldwide taxation proposal was on Monday, but they changed it on Tuesday to remittance. I have no idea if they changed anything since then.

Remittance = bringing money (cash/atm/card/wire/crypto) in TH.

Remittance only, but since you have to live somehow, you will also have to file and pay taxes if you want to be tax resident in TH. Bringing cash or using someone elses card is tax evasion, I guess. One solution is to buy condo in a year when you spend less than 180 days in TH.

Do you already have UAE residence visa?

Long tax debate on this change.

1. If you don't have bank account in TH, does that mean you don't have to file any taxes as you cannot remit any funds? 2. Do you have to file taxes in case of remittance to bank account in TH, even if it's under 150k THB (0% tax)? 3. How exactly revenue knows you are tax resident in TH (180...

So we are back at remittance? No remittance, no tax?