Tax residency in Thailand and taxing overseas income

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Re: Tax residency in Thailand and taxing overseas income

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They let me use my P60 up to April 2024 in 2025 i.e. that was tax paid in 2024.
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Big Boy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 15, 2025 8:15 am They let me use my P60 up to April 2024 in 2025 i.e. that was tax paid in 2024.
I understand. As I only have state pension I won't have a P60.

Also I read good news on thailand.acclime.com: "What gifts are exempted from tax?
Gifts that are exempted from personal income tax are as follows: [...] Maintenance income or gifts received by ascendants, descendants or a spouse in the amount not exceeding THB 20 million throughout a tax year."

Thanks BB, I'll have a go at sorting out out. :thumb:
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