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Artnduen
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I heard the penalty is' £5000 or 2 years jail or both' for providing false information when applying for a passport for Uk.
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Re Are YOU Alcoholic ~ only YOU can decide.
I answered 3. But I dont think I am definately because I only drink around 2.5 Ltrs of weak old Heineken (5% stuff).
Im fighting to cut down.
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There was a TV documentary about Malaria in UK last year .There is quite a bit of reaearch going on in the Kampaengphet area and supposedly, the skeets up there are a right nasty strain so they said. iwish I could remember a little more about that program. Maybe Burma border areas are black spot areas for it.
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Thanks for the info, Dave . I guess that puts paid to my wifes plan.
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Hi Sadako. Im new (as you probably realise). My two friends, who are british nationals are going to form a company with my thai wife, who I have been married to for 14 years. It sounds ok to me but I am not certain if only one thai can own the other 49 shares in the company. Like you, my friends are hoping to own the land and build their house on it. Any other opinions on this would be appreciated also.
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So as you think with a directors hat on, you need to think where is the income for the said company and how does it generate an income for the assetts is owns. So you pay rent to the company for the property that it owns. That rent then forms the company income, from which it pays rental and corporation taxes. Needs not be a lot of money, but you must follow these principles to follow the law. The days of a company owning an assett and not doing anything are long gone.... Thai tax authorities do not like companies that do not make profits - therefore your company needs to make a profit albeit a small one and then pay some tax on those profits.
Digger, can the rental income enjoyed by the company be relatively nominal? also I have loaned lots of money to the company...couldnt the loan repayments from the company to me be offset by rental fees that I might pay to the company...with the result being minimal or even no taxable corporate profits....but...in any event I understand that the rental income enjoyed by the company is subject to a separate rental income tax, which can be minimal if the rent is relatively nominal right?
Hi Sadako. Im new (as you probably realise). My two friends, who are british nationals are going to form a company with my thai wife, who I have been married to for 14 years. It sounds ok to me but I am not certain if only one thai can own the other 49 shares in the company. Like you, my friends are hoping to own the land and build their house on it. Any other opinions on this would be appreciated also.
Man Rams Benz Into Bus Passengers, Killing One
in Thailand News
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The father of the killer knows he is at fault. and call the victim" Low class and no education." It seems to me that there is an army of Hitler orientated individuals who regard anyone who does not fit the credentials of the clique that he belongs not to be worthy of the gift of life and is most likely to be proud of his murderous son's actions.
No doubt Khamma will eventually catch up with these people as it did with the Nazis and only then can these poor victims feel safe. ( My wife says "guan teen")