Thoughts on my strategy to avoid taxes? - getting paid in Thai account?

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How did you reached the conclusion that only a minimum amount︂ of 10-15k per year will get you the certificate?

And what DTA with country of︃ origin have to do with getting the certificate?
 
You said it yourself that ''technically work performed while inside the country is⁢ taxable'' - So what makes you so sure that if they receive your information from︀ accounts abroad it would be obvious that you are exempt and they won't go after︁ that by asking you to proof that it is actually a foreign/from work performed outside?︂
 
from an expat accountant operating there.⁠
also this is the minimum where you start to actually pay a bit of taxes,⁤ this is what matter in the end.

the DTA literally determine where you are a⁣ tax resident and therefore if you can get a certificate depending on your activities and⁢ center of vital interest and all this BS. a DTA is there to avoid double︀ taxation and take precedence over the general law on taxation if I am not mistaken.︁

completely right, although Thailand don't do CRS for now, its schedule for︆ 2022 if I am not mistaken. We will see how thing goes then but we︇ could very well have to provide some proof of funds ...

now the Thai government︈ is well known to be extremely lazy and pretty much useless so ... I wouldn't︉ worry too much. This will be more of an issue for Thai citizen than foreign︊ Thai resident imho, we shall see ...
in any case, I wouldn't stay a whole︋ year in Thailand though but maybe that's just me ...
 
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