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OK.... I grew up in an area where they grew rapeseed while I was quite young. Later the farmers started growing canola which looked identical and they said it was the same crop with a different name.

People will have more luck looking for canola oil rather than rapeseed oil. It's the more accepted name for the same oil.

accompanied by a rise in disposable income that occurred over several decades and a lot more use of scooters and less walking and bicycling.

I assume that you think the restriction is by the Thai government. There are several entities involved in the money transfer. The restriction could be a choice by Wise or the participating Thai bank(s). Since different Thai banks have differing restrictions, I lean toward the limit being the bank's choice.

I was given a small compressor that plugs into a cigarette lighter and I shipped it over from US in our container. When I brought it out the other day the plastic coiled hose had deteriorated badly and fell apart. I see Global House has what looks to be a suitable replacement for <200฿ .

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My very well used Yamaha has a slow leak in both tires so I have to top up often. The gas stations with air stations often have a sink for cleaning up afterwards. The other day I had a brainstorm albeit a small one. I had a plastic bag in the storage under my seat so I took it out and put some water in it from the nearby sink. I poured the water over the muffler because I have to access the tire valve from that side. Now, I am far less likely to get a burn from the muffler while filling the tire.

It hasn't been 100% resolved but some clarifications have come from TRD. It seems the source of the funds is also very relevant in determining if it is subject to Thai tax.

I managed to slip through their fingers a few times when I was young and pot was illegal.

It's been a couple of years since I last compared transfers using Wise to transfers using SWIFT. That comparison assumed it costs $25 in SWIFT fees and 500฿ by the Thai bank to receive the transfer. At that time the Wise fees were somewhat lower than today. Using SWIFT right now sending $23K (includes $25 fee) to Bangkok bank will give you 841,304฿ Sending $23K via Wise will give you 842,211฿ if you do your own ACH transfer to Wise first with no fee. It looks like if you send about US$25K or more SWIFT will be slightly better.. otherwise use Wise.

I only buy basic ingredients.... pretty much zero processed foods so I have no idea in pricing of those. The Thai noodles we order every other week did increase from 40฿ to 50฿ from Nov. '20 to this last week.

I filed as a professional gambler for 20 years. My tax return was very similar to what a sole proprietor of a small business would submit. Yes, I declare my self-employment income on Schedule SE. The IRS has never asked for any documentation but that may be because I often received a W-2G from the casino when winning a larger sum either in cash or cheque. A W-2G is only issued by an authorized gambling establishment and only notifies the government of a payment but does not prove income. You may want to consider getting someone to issue a 1099 to you as proof of payment for some service/product. I know very little about that process. I hope you're successful in gaining your 3 credits.

This probably occurred because some of your items have no import duty while others do.

Perhaps GG is a Rube Goldberg fan 😳. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpLDfkLBJ0Q

Did Kasikorn stop providing internet banking recently? Several banks have done so. If KBank did stop then GG has no access except through a smartphone which he seems to find an anathema.

What program from Kasikorn bank do you run on Linux? If you actually mean that you can use a browser that runs on Linux to access the Kasikorn web site.... then that doesn't mean that Kasikorn supports Linux.

GG.... please can you start with the extended play version of "Far Away Eyes"?

Your problem may arise from the fact that Samsung does not run Android. They run their own version of Google's open sourced version of Android.

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I answer not only for his benefit but for others that may read this thread. I'm surprised he has the question he raised in this thread. I thought he had a better understanding of computers than he displayed here.

Either you didn't read the article or your reading comprehension is very poor. The explanation in the article is accurate and stated very clearly. Come one... .. fess up.... you just blasted out an opinion you formed without any knowledge.

The buffalo is much less annoying than those bikes without a muffler.

I don't understand what you want. AFAIK, for desktop/laptop computers, no banks use anything other than a browser to interface to their internet banking service that resides on the mainframe/server(s) in their data center. The browser only handles the interface to the user and does none of the processing required to perform any banking function. All the logic processing, input verification and security processing is done on the server. Therefor, there are no desktop/laptop banking applications. The browser merely fulfills its role of formatting and displaying the information it receives (as html) from the banking application over the data connection to the bank's data center.

It does make sense if you are able to do the conversion and pay very little tax or none at all. In my case COVID made most of my income disappear and if those opportunities ever re-appeared I would have already moved to Thailand. I was collecting only a small amount of pension so my annual income was low and I was living on accumulated after tax savings. In that case I had unused income exemptions. Near the end of the tax year I knew exactly what my taxable income would be so I topped up my income using Roth conversion to the maximum tax free amount. All the benefits of Roth conversion with no tax. I could have just made normal qualified IRA distributions (also with no tax) but I still wanted the benefit of tax free growth in a Roth. The only downside to my conversion was I would have to wait until the 5th tax year (really only 4 elapsed years) to withdraw from the Roth without penalty.