Recent content by andycam

....to keep matters rather simple, Bangkok, although I've beens scratching every itch to answer why!!

Yes, this is also a VERY valid point. Things move very fast, and there are a number of countries that are backing down/reversing previous decisions when it comes to crypto - INCLUDING Thailand - so you make an excellent point. Which is an arse when you are trying to do some genuine planning...

Yes, Elite. I think this is (unfortunately) some very solid advice

I totally agree, and this is exactly what I'm trying to do on here - to find out the facts based on the posts that say "it follows you" without a reference to the law. I have hired a lawyer that says otherwise, and am trying to get to the source of these posts, that's all. Thanks for confirming...

You have said this at leave 5 times on various threads and not a shred of evidence to substantiate it. Please don't confuse matters on an already complicated subject unless you can tell us where this is in the law.....

It depends on what side of the fence you are sitting. Sure, if you're in the camp that "crypto follows you" then CRS could become a problem, but as my lawyer reminds me, the foreign remittance rule will (currently) continue to be in place, so if you sit on the other side of the fence, then the...

Yet another post that says it's taxable in Thailand, but without any indication as to where it says it in the law. It's easy to say "they don't allow xxxx" on a forum, but it appears much less easy to point to where it ACTUALLY is in the law. My lawyer suggests otherwise, so I'm currently faced...

This is my plan/preference, but it you believe everything on this forum, then being a shareholder in a company that directly holds crypto is still not permitted.

Thanks for responding to my desperate search for help. I simply fail to see how something can be a "legal status" when it is not specifically written into the law, or how the RD can enforce something that is not in the Revenue Code cry&¤ ...and this is why I have requested pointers to such...

I've started a thread on trying to ascertain the facts here. Perhaps somebody can elaborate where in the Thai Revenue Code the law says that crypto is everywhere as I have advice from a lawyer that suggests otherwise? Can you point me in the direction on this statement in the revenue code, or...

Can somebody (PiersBlack?) point me in the direction on where this is stated in the Revenue Code? I have posted a thread here asking for some more detail as I have received advice from a lawyer that suggests otherwise. I have seen dozens of posts that suggests crypto follows you everywhere...

Hopefully looping in Bagpacker for some pointers here:- https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/thailand-crypto-help-in-locating-the-facts.36875/ I contacted a lawyer (define "reputable") and got some feedback as per the above thread, but can't find anything in the Revenue Code to challenge him.

Try asking most governments around this world this? Most western tax laws around the world consider crypto to crypto a taxable event. If you put your crypto into an interest bearing product and earn interest in crypto, it's considered income in most countries, and I don't think this is up for...

That's great, thanks...........but What if you hold crypto offshore and trade on a decentralized (or non Thailand) exchange crypto to crypto. What if income was generated on an online platform that was not in Thailand And the point that I most interested in, What if you hold crypto in an...

Hello all, I've read thread, after thread (after thread) that suggests that (A) Thailand considers blockchain to be everywhere (B) Crypto stays with you in Thailand and (C) Thailand will tax crypto wherever you are..........but can anybody help me locate where in the law this is stated? I...