In this webinar, Alina Kulikovska, an international tax lawyer, joins Carl to explore how Double Tax Treaties impact expats bringing foreign-sourced revenue into Thailand.

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00:00 Intro
01:49 Disclaimer
02:04 Webinar agenda
02:36 DTA survey
03:37 Purpose of a DTA
06:40 Example DTA Thailand-USA
12:53 Income tax rules explained
14:45 DTAs Common misconceptions
18:55 Tax credits explained
22:33 General DTA principles
24:59 Thailand DTA Case Study
26:55 Case Study - personal allowances & deductions
27:31 Case Study - income tax brackets
28:17 Thailand tax return/filing threshold
28:42 Case Study - how DTAs apply to different assets
36:50 How do tax credits work in practice
37:54 DTA tips and advice
38:46 Next steps
39:38 Audience questions
39:49 'May be taxed', 'may be subject to taxation' meaning in DTAs
42:08 Under 180 days tax liability
42:55 Declaration of worldwide assets
43:24 Mechanism for claiming exemptions & deductions
46:21 Do I need to file a Thai tax return?
48:11 Tax rate variability between DTA countries
48:37 Thailand's tax timelines and payments
49:18 Cash in the bank for pre-2024 assets & roll over
50:28 LTR visa & tax exemption
51:43 Thailand tax on savings explained
52:33 DTA taxing income from different years, residency & non-residency
55:05 Common Reporting Standards
55:33 Tax and bringing cash into Thailand
56:22 Making payments into Thailand from on overseas accounts and credit cards
56:46 Outro

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