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I understand that there is currently a requirement for a gift contract, which may be reviewed by the Thai Revenue Department as proof that the funds are indeed a gift. Would you be willing to share the procedure you follow when gifting monetary funds to your wife?

According to ChatGPT [quote] can make mistakes. [/quote]

Higher rents are hardly a negative for the proprietor. There’s frequent criticism that Thailand operates in a 'monopolistic' environment, yet the moment competition puts someone at a perceived disadvantage, the whining begins.

That's a weak argument. Car manufacturers should prioritize safe driving and focus on safety features, not compete with mobile phones for attention.

I always thought safe driving takes precedence over entertainment. Any form of entertainment, no matter how convenient, is ultimately a distraction.

Are all these gizmos truly necessary? Don’t they detract from safe driving? The so-called "must-have" safety equipment, apps, and gadgets seem to do little more than drive up costs. To the best of my judgment, they appear to have minimal impact on improving safety or reducing road fatalities, which remain unchanged or may even be getting worse.

Most politicians lack specialization and instead rely on their advisers - or, in some cases, lobbyists - for guidance.

Australia is, regrettably, just another lapdog of USA. None of the 'lapdog countries' ever commented on the "Drone Papers" (feel free to Google it). Therefore, it is reasonable to expect that USA won't give a 'flying fish' about Netanyahu's evil acts.

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The funds are indeed considered tax-free in my home country—entirely legal and above board. How can I determine whether these funds, when remitted to Thailand, would be considered assessable income under Thai tax laws?

That's an interesting perspective. So, if I receive income in my home country that is considered tax-free by its government and then remit these funds to Thailand, does that mean I wouldn’t be liable for taxes on this income in Thailand?

According to ChatGPT: The situation involving Deye inverters being allegedly disabled in the U.S., except for those branded as Sol-Ark, has raised significant concerns. The claims suggest that Deye, a Chinese manufacturer, may have remotely bricked non-Sol-Ark-branded inverters sold in the U.S. through unauthorized channels or gray markets. This follows an exclusivity agreement between Deye and Sol-Ark for the U.S. market. Here are some key aspects: Gray Market Implications: Some users purchased Deye inverters through unofficial channels before the exclusivity agreement, which allowed Deye inverters to be sold directly in the U.S. Reports indicate that these devices are now being disabled remotely, potentially to enforce the exclusivity deal Consumer Rights Concerns: Critics argue that disabling hardware purchased by end-users—regardless of how it was procured—raises significant ethical and legal issues. The devices are owned by the customers, and such actions are perceived as undermining consumer rights and fair competition Exclusivity and Market Control: The action may stem from a desire to curb unauthorized imports and maintain brand integrity, but it highlights the risks associated with relying on hardware or software tied to exclusive agreements or remote control capabilities For those considering Deye or similar products, these developments emphasize the importance of buying from authorized channels to avoid such risks. This situation also underscores broader concerns about how manufacturers can exert control over hardware post-sale, particularly in the solar and renewable energy markets.

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My experience with my 32" TV mirrors yours almost exactly. The picture became unwatchable just one day after the warranty expired. This is a classic case of 'planned obsolescence,' and unfortunately, there's little you can do except avoid this brand in the future.