Cannydc wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:My state, MOD and Civil Service pensions will be at or around the tax threshold, but have double the spending power in Thailand. I cashed in my private pension, the money long left these shores.
As for hospitals, given the choice of the appalling local hospital here, or the superb facility where I'm going - no contest mate. Post Brexit the UK will be paying US companies for health insurance through the nose, son enough. Good luck with that....
So you are going to become a non-dom tax avoider
What a hypocrite you are
Nope - and your attempts to smear along with those of the ridiculously comic Guest get sillier by the post.
As explained, I shan't be paying much tax (if any) because my UK income will be at or around the earnings allowance. And I already paid 20% tax on my pension cash-in.
Good and I’m sure that you have declared all that income to the Thai tax authority and will be paying your Thai income tax as well