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I got this message too and went to the KTB. I am American and Thailand has an agreement with The United States to manage This Department of Treasury form W-9 (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification). It is for FACTA or the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act). It is to update information about your Thai bank account. If you are a citizen of the US and hold a foreign bank account, you need to file this form (Social Security number is required) to identify your filing status and determine whether or not your income in the foreign bank account is taxable. The form asks if you are an individual, have a business or partnership, etc. They ask about backup withholding "which requires a payer to withhold tax from payments not otherwise subject to withholding. You may be subject to backup withholding if you fail to provide a correct taxpayer identification number (TIN) when required or if you fail to report interest, dividend, or patronage dividend income." Hope this helps. When you fill this out, ask the bank for a copy.
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Social life and dating in Thailand
jingjai9 replied to SomeFarang's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
"If your not catching any fish, change the bait or the location." I think this post contained some good advice. I spent a lot of time on Thai Friendly and found someone whom I married. I met many nice ladies on this site and established some online friendships. Start out as if you are seeking friendship. Don't jump to a serious relationship quickly. Get to know the person, ask questions and answer questions when you are asked. If you think about friendship you are on the track to establishing a good rapport. Let it jell slowly. When you find people willing to chat in more than one or two sentence posts, nurture it. Be interested in learning about the lady. With the translation programs available you can establish a decent line of communication even if the lady is not fluent in English. This worked for me. However it took time. If you are serious about finding someone, make this a priority and try to ease up on the money chase. Allow yourself more free time. Don't set physical or age restrictions in stone. Ask your self, would you rather have a nice lady with perhaps a few extra pounds here or there or a hot chick who you feel tacitly obligated to entertain? You are not old. You are just not as young as you used to be - THAT IS NOT OLD> One final note: If you hired people to do online chats for you for romance, you need to reflect upon this - You're commingling business with romance. Think about that. -
Social life and dating in Thailand
jingjai9 replied to SomeFarang's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
"If your not catching any fish, change the bait or the location." I think this post contained some good advice. I spent a lot of time on Thai Friendly and found someone whom I married. I met many nice ladies on this site and established some online friendships. Start out as if you are seeking friendship. Don't jump to a serious relationship quickly. Get to know the person, ask questions and answer questions when you are asked. If you think about friendship you are on the track to establishing a good rapport. Let it jell slowly. When you find people willing to chat in more than one or two sentence posts, nurture it. Be interested in learning about the lady. With the translation programs available you can establish a decent line of communication even if the lady is not fluent in English. This worked for me. However it took time. If you are serious about finding someone, make this a priority and try to ease up on the money chase. Allow yourself more free time. Don't set physical or age restrictions in stone. Ask your self, would you rather have a nice lady with perhaps a few extra pounds here or there or a hot chick who you feel tacitly obligated to entertain? You are not old. You are just not as young as you used to be - THAT IS NOT OLD> One final note: If you hired people to do online chats for you for romance, you need to reflect upon this - You're commingling business with romance. Think about that. -
Social life and dating in Thailand
jingjai9 replied to SomeFarang's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
"If your not catching any fish, change the bait or the location." I think this post contained some good advice. I spent a lot of time on Thai Friendly and found someone whom I married. I met many nice ladies on this site and established some online friendships. Start out as if you are seeking friendship. Don't jump to a serious relationship quickly. Get to know the person, ask questions and answer questions when you are asked. If you think about friendship you are on the track to establishing a good rapport. Let it jell slowly. When you find people willing to chat in more than one or two sentence posts, nurture it. Be interested in learning about the lady. With the translation programs available you can establish a decent line of communication even if the lady is not fluent in English. This worked for me. However it took time. If you are serious about finding someone, make this a priority and try to ease up on the money chase. Allow yourself more free time. Don't set physical or age restrictions in stone. Ask your self, would you rather have a nice lady with perhaps a few extra pounds here or there or a hot chick who you feel tacitly obligated to entertain? You are not old. You are just not as young as you used to be - THAT IS NOT OLD> One final note: If you hired people to do online chats for you for romance, you need to reflect upon this - You're commingling business with romance. Think about that. -
Social life and dating in Thailand
jingjai9 replied to SomeFarang's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
"If your not catching any fish, change the bait or the location." I think this post contained some good advice. I spent a lot of time on Thai Friendly and found someone whom I married. I met many nice ladies on this site and established some online friendships. Start out as if you are seeking friendship. Don't jump to a serious relationship quickly. Get to know the person, ask questions and answer questions when you are asked. If you think about friendship you are on the track to establishing a good rapport. Let it jell slowly. When you find people willing to chat in more than one or two sentence posts, nurture it. Be interested in learning about the lady. With the translation programs available you can establish a decent line of communication even if the lady is not fluent in English. This worked for me. However it took time. If you are serious about finding someone, make this a priority and try to ease up on the money chase. Allow yourself more free time. Don't set physical or age restrictions in stone. Ask your self, would you rather have a nice lady with perhaps a few extra pounds here or there or a hot chick who you feel tacitly obligated to entertain? You are not old. You are just not as young as you used to be - THAT IS NOT OLD> One final note: If you hired people to do online chats for you for romance, you need to reflect upon this - You're commingling business with romance. Think about that. -
Don't Drink and Drive: Police Crack Down on DUI Near Bars
jingjai9 replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
I think she is just posing -
Don't Drink and Drive: Police Crack Down on DUI Near Bars
jingjai9 replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
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Any stories from people who have already filed their Thai taxes? Any warnings we should know about? Any useful information to pass on? I read numerous lists of what is being taxed, but all that I have read and videos I have watched here on ASEAN Now seem to be laced with uncertainty. I want to know if anyone has been taxed on the money they keep in their bank account that is mandated by Thai law for their visa, e.g. marriage or retirement. Has anyone been surprised at what was or was not taxed? Do employees at the tax office appear to be comfortable, knowledgeable and certain about what they are doing? How long did it take for the Department of Revenue to process you tax forms and give you a receipt? Did you have to retrieve documents you didn't bring with you which you had no idea you needed?
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Many doctors want to start a practice and choose an area of specialization. They may choose a field of practice where a need exists, perhaps accelerating the time needed to establish a reputable practice. To comment on their character or motives seems juvenile. Is a male gynecologist a pervert because he sees women naked? I think not. As for the question as to why there are so few female proctologists, my research suggests it is a difficult area for women to enter.
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I am glad to hear things have changed for the better. I was there a long time ago and I imagine the tourist industry has changed after all these years. Thank you for your reply.
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Brutal Pattaya beatdown: Thai police hunt down Chinese gang
jingjai9 replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
Can't resist. Did the lions get arrested for having no license? -
Thailand Approves 29 Billion Baht for Tablets and Laptops for Schools
jingjai9 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I can see it now.,,, the students play games on the computers while the teacher plays on his/her phone. This happens all too often and it is a shame, perhaps an expensive shame. -
I worked in Danang for one year back in 2004-2005. Two complaints I had about the country: They seem to enjoy overcharging foreigners for goods and services When spending time on the beach or in other tourist areas, the vendors could be quite aggressive; they will not take "no" for answer, they stay put. Many tourists would stay at hotels with private beaches because vendors were barred from private beaches. There were security personnel to enforce the rule. I would like to go back to VN again. Have either of these two problems gotten any better? I would be surprised if Fredwiggy does not like VN.
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Man High on Cannabis Goes on Rampage, Claims He Wasn’t Hallucinating
jingjai9 replied to Georgealbert's topic in Bangkok News
I am becoming more convinced that there needs to be some kind of gauge on the strength of THC. As one poster said, the weed is more potent nowadays. Of course the weed could have been treated with something, or a myriad of other variables could be possible. I am hearing much too often about irrational behavior on weed and not only in Thailand. Is anyone here aware of any research being conducted to determine the potency of THC and its behavioral effects?