Badrabbit

Thanks Mike.

I've never tried to stay under the radar, paid tax on my pensions for the last 16 years in the UK. Immigration the bank never gave me any paperwork regarding paying tax here, it's not ignorance I just never thought about it.

I did go to my local Revenue office, they told me "if you pay tax in your home country you won't pay tax here"

Less than 1 million per year.

I pay tax on my 3 pensions in the UK do I now pay tax here too?

Plenty of high speed idiots on the roads here, I'm sure it was great fun untill it all went wrong, no sympathy for the falangs, lots of sympathy for innocent people involved.

Cheers, got the top box rack fitted today, have lost the ability to prop open the fuel seat which is not a problem. Getting the top crash bars fitted next week, hopefully they will fit. Had the 700cc back in 2015, can't remember what it was like, this 750cc is fantastic.

Does anyone know if the 2022 is the same as the 2023 bike, can not find any accessories for the 2023, big wing don't do anything which is annoying.

Plenty of transport testing stations about, pop in and ask them.

Explained very well, I shouldent need worries especially about tax, tax has always been taken care of for me, now it seems to be a big worry, I'm just a simple person living off 3 pensions which are all taxed in the UK before being sent here, I need life to be simple in order to enjoy life, oh well carry on regardless.

No problem, I'm not going to read any of this any more, it's all over my head.

Tottaly confused I have not understood 1 comment, thought this was supposed to be simple or am I just thick.

Same for the UK I believe.

Oh what, I didn't understand one post, tottaly confusing now it's gone, must be something else I don't understand.

No need for anyone to be insulting.

Okay thanks, that's about what I thought

Could anyone give me an idea how much a 7 year old Z900SE would be worth. It's Immaculate(red and silver) like new with 15000kms it has extras, they wouldn't make the bike more expensive.

Easily done.

Thought you was going to give a very difficult and impossible to understand tax post.

Confused which isn't hard for me.

I've now been told that the bike is in the wife's name(she is in Thailand and not far from me) I'm sure now the bike can be made legal easily, we have a Satalite transport place close by, its safe at my house untill the wife sorts it. Helping others can sometimes become complicated, I am retired with time on my hands so it's not a problem.

Some of us me in particular have no where else to go, I'm unable to relocate this is where I live.

Yes you are correct about working all our lives to get a pension, yes we pay tax in our home country, all I want is peace of mind if that should cost me approx 2700bht per month I would gladly pay it.

I am completely in the dark about this new Tax on ex-pats, no idea if it will be scrapped or not, my 3 pensions add up to 900,000bht per year, with all the discounts I would get(I'm 67) I think it would go down to about 400,000bt taxable income per year (I'm probably wrong) but if I'm right that would be 33000 x 12 =400,000, which would be 2,750bht per month, I know its probably tottaly wrong, I'm just trying to convince myself I have nothing to worry about money wise, I would have no problem paying 2,750 per month tax If I have to. Is this tottaly wrong, I am a person that wants to do the right thing, peace of mind is everything to me.

I'm not buying the bike back I'm just looking after it I guess untill they decide what they are going to do with it, my gf has banned me from helping too much as its really not our problem, I do like too help if I can.