Services
Services
Two ways to work with us — a single advisory consultation, or a full written planning engagement. Both are fixed-fee, scoped in writing before any work begins.
Advisory consultation
A focused, time-boxed session for a specific cross-border question: a remittance decision, a pension transfer, a residency change, or a treaty point. You come with documents and a clear question; you leave with an answer grounded in the rules of both countries.
- Single topic, one structured session
- Fixed fee agreed before the session
- Short written summary of the conclusion and the rules it rests on
Planning engagement
A complete written plan for a household with ties to two tax systems. We work through the cross-border checklist — residency, income, pensions, treaty positioning, inheritance, banking — and deliver a plan with the specific steps in the order to take them.
- Full household review across both jurisdictions
- Written plan with prioritised actions and review points
- Fixed fee, quoted after the scoping reply
What we plan
The areas below are where cross-border friction shows up most often for Thailand-based families. An engagement covers whichever apply to you.
Thai tax residency and the remittance rule
We confirm your residency position and how foreign-sourced income is treated when brought into Thailand in a given tax year, so assessable income and timing are clear.
Foreign pensions and retirement accounts
UK SIPPs and ISAs, US 401(k)s and IRAs, Australian superannuation, and Thai provident or LTF/RMF structures — each mapped for how contributions, growth and withdrawals are taxed on both sides.
Double-tax treaty positioning
We apply the relevant treaty — for example the Thailand–United States or Thailand–United Kingdom arrangement — so the same income is not taxed twice and relief is claimed through the correct article.
Inheritance and estate across borders
Wills, forced-heirship rules and estate-duty positions in each country are reconciled, so a Thai-based family is not surprised by a foreign rule on the situs of an asset.
Banking, currency and remittances
We set out how to move money between countries with a clear record, supporting evidence and awareness of reporting duties at both ends.