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Trump co-defendant pleads guilty in Georgia election case
FritsSikkink replied to Social Media's topic in World News
They can scream: hoax, with hunt so many times but at a certain stage, one looks like a complete idiot. -
How wide are your doorways?
FritsSikkink replied to The Fugitive's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Getting into the house isn't a problem, getting me down with 2 stairways in the opposite direction will be a challenge. -
Immigration e-mails classed as junk
FritsSikkink replied to foreverlomsak's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Got nothing to do with Thailand, is a Microsoft thing. -
Trump only running ‘to stay out of prison’
FritsSikkink replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Send more money: Legal slush fund dries up for Trump allies as ex-president's own bills snowball: report (msn.com) Might not help though: -
doubt with a girl ( police blacklist )
FritsSikkink replied to tontong7's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Block her on Social Media. -
How does half European half Thai child usually look like
FritsSikkink replied to NorwayThai's topic in Family and Children
How does a Norwegian child normally look like? -
You better move back to your home country: Can't sort out your visa. Something is terribly wrong because a Thai in Thailand doesn't speak English. It is on and off all day (what is this supposed to mean).
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You get a work permit from the labor office NOT from immigration. A work permit allows you to work, got nothing to do with permission to stay in the country. To stay in the country you need a visa. This visa needs to be extended before it expires, you do this at immigration. I don't know what degree you have but you need to read up on the rules to legally stay in the country.
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From a business partner: "This new guideline presents significant challenges for Thai tax residents with both Thai and foreign-sourced incomes. While the department's instruction is not law, it represents the enforcement directive of the tax authority. The tax authority still needs to investigate several issues relating to how they will enforce this new rule. For instance, the applicable tax rates (whether they will impose a flat tax rate, different tax rates specifically applied for foreign-sourced income, or at the standard progressive tax rate), how to distinguish between principal (funds from legacy investments, inheritance, original investment principal) versus earnings (interest, dividends, remuneration) from comingled funds, determination of applicable foreign currency exchange rates for tax assessment, etc. At the time of writing this, XXXXXXXXXX is actively following up on further developments on this matter. We hope to provide additional updates and clarifications on this topic soon. "