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Dollar seen as risky currency status alert
soalbundy replied to 3NUMBAS's topic in Political Soapbox
Self harm is what he does best -
Chinese Couple Arrested in Pattaya for Lewd Public Photo Shoot
soalbundy replied to Georgealbert's topic in Pattaya News
They'd need an Arab and a donkey for that shoot -
Thaksin Warns: Thailand's Economic Woes Worse Than 1997 Crisis
soalbundy replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Not so much different from the West then. -
Bangkok Building Collapse Sets Unwanted World Records
soalbundy replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
So brown envelopes don't cushion seismic waves ? -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Give him some credit, he owned a casino and filed for bankruptcy, that takes some doing, I thought the house always wins. -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Consuming with maxed out credit cards might be a tad difficult, especially when the products are no longer in stock. -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Yes, I'm starting to agree with those who say ignore it. If it is true that state pensions from Germany aren't to be taxed in Thailand then despite my company pension and small Uk pension which can be taxed I still fall below the tax threshold due to deductions. I don't transfer all my combined pensions so how are they to disentangle what should be taxed and what not, by percentage perhaps? When at the office the officer was good at telling me what I could deduct and what not (he was assuming that the total transfers were to be taxed) I don't think DTA's were on his radar. My wife tells me that in her conversations with him he seemed unsure about the whole thing. I have since met with two Germans whose Thai wives accompanied them to the office told their husbands to ignore it, I presume they are more used to the machinations of their own government than we are. I've decided not to return to the office to fill out their forms as they don't appear to know anything. -
Transport Minister Denies Secret Multi-Billion Rail Deal Allegations
soalbundy replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I'd deny it as well -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
but the new interpretation hasn't. It's like years ago when the 90 day reporting was ignored by the IO and then suddenly became necessary, nobody was fined for years of not reporting. -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Well thanks for that........I wasn't trying to be argumentative, it was just something I found on the web which was easier to understand than civil service speak. So the Tax officer would know this? -
Angela Rayner’s Islamophobia Definition Could Extend to Non-Muslims
soalbundy replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Islam is a terror organization. -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
That would be nice but I think the TRD see's this differently otherwise they wouldn't be going to the trouble of printing tax forms in English and giving out info regarding taxation. Ignoring them is a risk, it maybe that this will all fall by the wayside during the course of this year but conversely they may up their ante an in the next year they will want to know why you haven't paid tax last year. I'm not a poker player. -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
I haven't been back since and don't have a tax number. I am under the impression that the TRD's new interpretation of the tax laws concerning expats doesn't require a change of law and that we are tax liable. My pension comes from Germany, it isn't taxed there as they assume I am taxed in Thailand, as far as I can make out German pensions aren't covered under the DTA. I have worked out that I would be liable to pay 28 - 30 k in tax. -
Pension Tax Filing Report - Rejected
soalbundy replied to patrickl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
It has where I am, Surin province, I was ordered to get a Thai ID (pink card) first, then I was told I couldn't offset my Thai son (17 and 'legalized) because I wasn't married to his mother, both of whom live in my household, I was told to get an end of year statement from BBK concerning my pension transfers and to come back when I had done that. -
German Man Detained for Illegal Entry to Visit ill Thai Mother
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
perhaps being born in Germany with a German father and never applied for Thai citizenship? -
British Man Dies After Footpath Altercation in Bangkok
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
I doubt that he was an innocent victim but rather the author of his own demise.