Tax Advisor Bangkok Near Me

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Having fifty years of professional experience as a UK tax specialist I have provided UK tax advice online for nineteen years covering a wide range of British taxation issues for individuals residing in the UK and living abroad. During this time I have provided help online to more than six hundred and fifty individuals with their tax problems.

In the mid 1980's I represented the former England Soccer team captain, Terry Butcher, and handled the taxation aspects of his transfer from Ipswich Town FC to Glasgow Rangers and continue to represent individuals working in the international sporting world.

I also provide UK tax advice online from time-to-time for accountants and solicitors on mission-critical technical issues where I have specialist knowledge, and which in the past would have been done by permanent employees or established outside firms. These challenging assignments often include aspects of ex-patriate taxation, including Inheritance Tax planning, and working on this basis enables me to leave behind the endless internal meetings and office politics which absorbed 30% to 40% of the time on a case.

As a client you will receive individually tailored advice to meet your own specific requirements, not a pre-determined package.

If your tax affairs are straightforward, you are living abroad, or you visited the UK for holiday work and wish to obtain a tax refund, but did not contact a tax consultant before leaving, then to find a tax specialist or to engage an international tax advisor, you would have to approach an accountancy firm which is time-consuming and expensive. I provide a wide range of reliable UK tax advice online, including offshore tax planning where appropriate, to individuals who are both UK resident and living abroad for reasonable fees.

As a qualified British tax advisor I pride myself in providing a prompt and reliable UK online tax service so the related e-mail accounts are monitored regularly.

Useful information on tax codes, HM Revenue and Customs offices, tax rates, plus a British tax calculator and foreign taxation information can be found via my links page.

My personal UK tax clients include self-made millionaires, expat executives, foreign nationals, international teachers, media businessmen, and non-resident landlords. My UK tax work is carried out through offices in Bangkok and I visit Switzerland every year.

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Based in Bangkok, Thailand, we provide specialist international taxation advice. Whilst our local competitors strive to be "pretty good" at all manner of legal issues including visa services, business advice, taxation, divorce law, property law, civil disputes, and such, we are taxation specialists and consequently have the most successful track record in Thailand for presenting tax treaty claims for international teachers. The Director's role primarily involves provision of advice and making strategic decisions as to which issues we will work on, and consequently part of his work involves reinterpreting what has come before as a way to develop a line of sight into what comes next. With fifty years of international taxation experience, including seventeen years handling tax treaty issues in Thailand, the Director, Stephen Dann is able to draw upon his considerable experience in this type of work and ensures that the company's priorities and practices stay consistent in good times and bad. With Revenue Department staff, who are poorly trained and ill-equipped, problems frequently arise and Stephen regularly has to focus his attention on individual cases in order to resolve claims, whilst the company's four Thai staff attend to the more predictable day-to-day administrative issues. We make extensive use of "If-Then" plans, which have been developed from years of experience, to ensure staff know what to do in given situations, without the need to seek the Director's advice.

With almost nine hundred successful claims the staff now have fifty-one years combined experience and knowledge of teachers' tax treaty claims, a level of experience that no other company has, and without this level of expertise to hand, competitor firms, for whom teachers' tax treaty claims are non-core business, soon run into difficulty. Stephen is also constantly looking for ways to hone the company's existing capabilities to improve upon a service that is already better than the competition. It is common for competitor companies, who are usually no more than visa mills, to underestimate the complexity of tax treaty work, and whilst they may enjoy early success with a small number of simple cases, for which they charge remarkably modest fees, such firms eventually experience difficulties they never imagined, and teachers are often left without a refund or even an explanation. We are currently seeing widespread abuse of the US Residency Certificate procedure with American teachers being instructed to commit perjury in order to "simplify" the work. More information about this may be found on our American teacher page. We take pride in what we do, and also in what we do not do, and whilst we have considerable expertise in handling tax treaty claims, and take pride in this work, we do not dabble in any other legal issues with which we are not entirely familiar.

The early years of this company were characterised by a form of "fire fighting" in which managing was a constant act of juggling where to allocate limited time and resources, so there was rarely enough time to resolve every problem that arose and frequently minor problems had to be ignored. Today, the company manager has eleven years' experience handling and resolving administrative issues directly with the Revenue Department and the banking executive has eight years' experience of resolving issues related to the transfer of teacher-client funds directly with the Revenue Department's bankers. Both of these staff have complete discretion to solve problems on their own. This, together with a comprehensive database, managed by the same employee for the past five years, frees time to deal with issues involving interpretation of treaties and in this regard the company now employs a Thai lawyer to assist and advise on procedural matters. Over time, staff job descriptions have gradually been reverse-engineered so as to allocate work according to each employee's personal traits, thereby enhancing job satisfaction, staff retention, and company efficiency.