Assets in the UK
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Well done, just a small point as you are aware under Englishlaw ther are DEATH DUTIES, now if a house is involved the duties would be hig, however if in joint names, no death duties to the spouse for her place of habitation, the other thing is putting things in trust for her at least 7 years before you shuffle off, again cuts death duties, if I had anything left in UK I would but i moved everything out for just that reason.
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Guns, If by "Death Duties", you mean Inheritance Tax (IHT) in the UK, then that's not likely to be an issue, unless your estate will be worth more than £600K (about 39m baht)! And £700K sterling from 2010.
I doubt that would be an issue to most retired farangs in Udon, though I may be wrong.
So you could will it to whoever without incurring any IHT in the UK. I don't know about taxes in LOS though.
http://www.financemarkets.co.uk/2007/10 ... ow-600000/
I doubt that would be an issue to most retired farangs in Udon, though I may be wrong.
So you could will it to whoever without incurring any IHT in the UK. I don't know about taxes in LOS though.
http://www.financemarkets.co.uk/2007/10 ... ow-600000/
I agree many farangs may not own a large enough house to meet those criteria, however inheritance tax is paid before anything is paid to whomever, only joint owned stuff is not subject I know my family had to pay dutioes on mums estate before we got anything, the lawyers have to pay it to the treasury.
yes it is subject to worldwide assests, so all of you think, your hopuse is probably worth more than you think, even though prices have dropped, my friend lives in a 3 down two up and bath in maidenhead value 300,000 ppounds, need i say more.
A bit of financial prudence can save thousands.
yes it is subject to worldwide assests, so all of you think, your hopuse is probably worth more than you think, even though prices have dropped, my friend lives in a 3 down two up and bath in maidenhead value 300,000 ppounds, need i say more.
A bit of financial prudence can save thousands.
Guns
I Was ALMOST certain that you had to register the marriage at The British Embassy for it to be recognised hence become LEGAL in The U.K,But IF I was incorrect I will eat "Humble " Pie for Dinner Tomorrow !!!!S-O-R-R-Y !!stattointhailand wrote:Beg to differ 747, surely a LEGAL document (Thai marriage certificate) to which you and your wife have signed, will be LEGAL in UK as it is in Thailand.
I get certain benefits in kind from my ex employers as part of my retirement package, and all I had to do was scan my Thai marriage certificate and e-mail it to them, they then checked the legallity and my wife now gets the same benefits as me. I'm damn sure if there was a way that they could have got out of the deal (by saying it wasn't legal in UK) they would have done so.
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This gives more clarification about IHT if one is non Uk domiciled:
http://www.tenerifenews.com/cms/front_c ... idart=7119
http://www.tenerifenews.com/cms/front_c ... idart=7119
Re: Assets in the UK
delboyone wrote:Hi to all,
Dose anyone no if I was to marry a Thai lady would she be able to clam any of my Assets that I have in the UK
Thanks in advance
delboyone
Hide Hide Hide your assets in the uK from her. This is thailand. After a while you will see the women here are just little biittcchheess forgive my french. A good laywer will tell you the same. Hide your assets.
If she has a visa to UK and goes there for divorse then Yes she can but under normal circumstan they are too slow poor stupid to do that unless you have bank books lying around.
You will find that you tire very quick of just one girl and like me and everybody i know be naughty after a few drinks so don't risk her knowing about your UK assets. keep your money in a second UK bank that she does not know about and pretend to be poor on the first Uk bank that she knows about. That's what i did with 1st wife and my current wife and soon my next wife.
Childsplay, Use and abuse.
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very simple solution to that.................................DON'T GET MARRIED.................Dose anyone no if I was to marry a Thai lady would she be able to clam any of my Assets that I have in the UK
as stated earlier, I believe, but may be mistaken, though don't think so, that since married (amphur registered), all legal protection or vunerbilities, depending what side of the asset table you sit, apply to both parties, the usual 50/50 of equities earned after marriage, and what ever you local laws apply to pension/retirements.
though, a thai judge has no juridiction on foreign law, so they would have to file in your home country. maybe with the exception of child support. possible can set a judgement on income, but not assets, this one i'm iffy on. then if ordered to pay, if you are not here, how to garnish without a legal hassle, but sure it is possible, though may be a long battle for ex to actually collect anything. hopefully, the responsible male would provide for any offspring the leave behind, it would be cheap enough for out of court agreement, if she just wants a normal 'thai' payment.
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Why mess around?? Just distribute your assets the way you want with a WILL. It's just that simple. :-"
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I would suggest, as I have done, making two wills.One re;UK assets, which I have lodged with my solicitor there, which also clearly states assets outside of the country are subject of a second will deposited here in Thailand. Neither supersedes the other.Thats if I haven't spent everything.Trying hard.Pakawala wrote:Why mess around?? Just distribute your assets the way you want with a WILL. It's just that simple. :-"
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laphanphon wrote:very simple solution to that.................................DON'T GET MARRIED.................Dose anyone no if I was to marry a Thai lady would she be able to clam any of my Assets that I have in the UK
as stated earlier, I believe, but may be mistaken, though don't think so, that since married (amphur registered), all legal protection or vunerbilities, depending what side of the asset table you sit, apply to both parties, the usual 50/50 of equities earned after marriage, and what ever you local laws apply to pension/retirements.
though, a thai judge has no juridiction on foreign law, so they would have to file in your home country. maybe with the exception of child support. possible can set a judgement on income, but not assets, this one i'm iffy on. then if ordered to pay, if you are not here, how to garnish without a legal hassle, but sure it is possible, though may be a long battle for ex to actually collect anything. hopefully, the responsible male would provide for any offspring the leave behind, it would be cheap enough for out of court agreement, if she just wants a normal 'thai' payment.
Get married for the right reasons. Does she have assets like a good house (perhaps that you helped pay for?) or land. Forget about love. Love is only real before you climax. if you marry will she help you find new climaxs or get in the way of you climaxing. most women are the latter so be careful. Don't be fooled, Use and abuse them.
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Governor, thus far all your posts have shared a common theme, including the one deleted already.Governor wrote:laphanphon wrote:very simple solution to that.................................DON'T GET MARRIED.................Dose anyone no if I was to marry a Thai lady would she be able to clam any of my Assets that I have in the UK
as stated earlier, I believe, but may be mistaken, though don't think so, that since married (amphur registered), all legal protection or vunerbilities, depending what side of the asset table you sit, apply to both parties, the usual 50/50 of equities earned after marriage, and what ever you local laws apply to pension/retirements.
though, a thai judge has no juridiction on foreign law, so they would have to file in your home country. maybe with the exception of child support. possible can set a judgement on income, but not assets, this one i'm iffy on. then if ordered to pay, if you are not here, how to garnish without a legal hassle, but sure it is possible, though may be a long battle for ex to actually collect anything. hopefully, the responsible male would provide for any offspring the leave behind, it would be cheap enough for out of court agreement, if she just wants a normal 'thai' payment.
Get married for the right reasons. Does she have assets like a good house (perhaps that you helped pay for?) or land. Forget about love. Love is only real before you climax. if you marry will she help you find new climaxs or get in the way of you climaxing. most women are the latter so be careful. Don't be fooled, Use and abuse them.
Please feel free to take your misogynistic (or trolling) views, and fukc off to another forum.
Either that, or hopefully you will be (deservedly) banned in very short order.
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