GavinK
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Post by GavinK on Jan 13, 2016 8:23:49 GMT 7
Not sure where I got this but I understand that since registered expats employed by an ROH and IHQ are not on the progressive tax system but have their earnings taxed at a fixed rate of 15% they are not eligible to deduct LTF / RMF contributions. Can anyone confirm if this is correct ? Thanks.
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Post by Fletchsmile on Jan 13, 2016 10:53:29 GMT 7
It isn't something I've direct experience of myself. However, my reading and interpretation of the Revenue's website is that they wouldn't be able to claim LTF/RMF tax relief if they are paying tax at the flat rate of 15% www.rd.go.th/publish/9411.0.htmlThe reason I'd interpret it as they can't is that: 1) it says "15% of gross income". i.e it isn't based on "taxable income" or "net income". "Gross income" to me would be before allowances, with allowances then used to arrive at "taxable income" 2) It says the income can't be calculated together with other income and "cannot claim refunds". Combined these would suggest that earned income is pulled out gross, separated from other income streams and allowances, and then charged at 15% on that gross income amount. They also have an option for filing a PIT/PorNorDor 95 instead of the usual 90 or 91 form
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