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Harveyboy
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7 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
"Obscene"? Could they describe such for us please, just for information though, as none of us would ever stoop to doing anything "obscene" ourselves, would we?
nothing going on that's not happening in many of the soi's in Pattaya ..Sex in Pattaya I'm shocked..
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15 hours ago, Onerak said:
If it is an eVisa, the immigration will check the paper. Airlines may also check the visa paper.
no mate just 30 day visit
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2 hours ago, Haveasay said:
Yes passport and boarding pass
tks
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16 hours ago, London Lowf said:
Covid restrictions of any kind are history - no vax record or tests needed.
You say that she's arriving on a tourist visa, so just that, passport and return ticket should do it.
tks mate
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9 hours ago, scorecard said:
If they were banned this discussion would not be needed.
sadly I have no time for people who own these dog so no sympathy for anyone who gets attacked by one .owner that is ..dog should be put down Owner should suffer .. simple eh
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11 hours ago, Old Croc said:
Vile racists are everywhere.
agree 100% mate
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7 hours ago, Muzzique said:
What do you expect if Thailand's major income is derived from Tourism ( AKA prostitution, drugs and fraud).
And it's only going to get worse
There are plenty of more Scumbags like these on their way.
hope the F not but sadly think you may be right ..
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ok guys got my daughter out here in 2 weeks . anything new about entry ..ref COVID ..IE Vax certificate and all the stuff we had to do ..or is it just arrive show passport and welcome to los tks for any info H
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how <deleted>in sick is this country dog almost kiils someone..looking for new home couldn't make this s##t up..well not In a civilised country ...kill the bloody thing how hard is that only in Los eh
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14 hours ago, soi3eddie said:
How did your legal representative or accountant allow this to happen? Oh, seems you didn't mention having one. Could have saved you tax on minimum of 300,000 Baht if you had used one! And people ask "why use a lawyer"? Most lawyers here are fairly tax savvy IME. Maybe the tax on the difference is same cost as getting professional advice. Zero sum. Move on. Educated for next time.
the sale went via a very large well known company .whose name obviously I can't put I was under the impression their legal side sorted all that out as they did when I bought it .I've since contacted my accountant who is sorting it out ..but yes must agree legal representation is a must ...just that I thought I had it ..tks H
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1 hour ago, Boomer6969 said:
Sorry for the kids who start their love lives in rubber.
Back to the sixties, never caught anything.
well nothing a few tablets and a little injection didn't put right in a few weeks eh
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seems the poles are in the news a lot lately..and not talking about the ones those isaan girls dance around eh
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3 hours ago, Hakuna Matata said:
No, never.
Thailand has become a safe heaven for criminals from all over the world.
Visa free, visa on arrival for nationals of 60 or more countries!
yes a dumping ground for the wolds criminal scum..welcome to ..los
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3 hours ago, Captain Monday said:
Were their home country criminal records checked before they were let into Thailand?
are anyone's?
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4 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:
I sincerely hope so. Looking forward to the day. If you ain't got the money to stay here then bye bye.
yes needs a clean up
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5 hours ago, jacko45k said:
That is so sad!
yes very...
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22 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:
You need to ask the agent and\or land office for the breakdown. BTW tax when closing a company can be much higher than you think as the property gets written down in value every year so profit will be based on this new much lower cost
tks mate I'm looking into doing that ...but I think a few problems may arise
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21 hours ago, FriendlyFarang said:
Their gain is that they don't have to pay tax on the 300k, because you are paying it.
The correct way would have been that the buyer gives 1.5 million to you, and you pay 300k to the agent for his services after he issues you a proper invoice. Like this you would have 1.5 million income, and 300k expenses, all traceable, so you would pay tax on the 1.2 million profit.
Ask the agent for an invoice for the 300k, but I guess he will just disappear...
exactly my thoughts mate tks for the reply
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20 hours ago, Hummin said:
It is your life, your Illusion, you tell us!
Im most happy to wake up without pain, stand up, be able to walk, and hit the gym for two hours. A miracle every day! It could have been a different story. No time to worry, no time to be depressed, its going to over sooner than later, hopefully later
true words there mate
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2 hours ago, Skallywag said:
This strikes me as things you would do before you retire! Fatherhood at retirement, basically means you are not retired as you have many responsibilities to others.
Good for you! Hope there is a Mom involved
yes mate loving wife and mom ..these are some of the happiest days of my life ..got 7 kids eldest 45 youngest 5..still some diesel in the tank eh mate ha
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Just now, Harveyboy said:
yes that's what my wife said ...as I said 1.5 at land office 1.2 to my bank ..as you said strange ..tks
so what do you think they might gain from doing this ? what I'm concerned about is I will literally pay the tax on their commission/ earnings
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2 minutes ago, worgeordie said:
Strange they said 1.5 Million to land office , as most people selling
give a lower valuation ,
regards worgeordie
yes that's what my wife said ...as I said 1.5 at land office 1.2 to my bank ..as you said strange ..tks
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On 12/6/2022 at 2:45 PM, Catoni said:
He didn’t bring clips. He brought magazines. There is a difference.
difference yes but are you saying that you can buy just about any weapon here in Los but can't get a mag..just sayin
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hello guys has anyone sold property here and not had a receipt for the difference between the money signed for at land office and the money actual received..
Ok I'll try to keep this brief..I had a condo in Pattaya hadn't lived on it for years was empty I live up north so I decided a month ago to seek spoke to an agent who said had buyers lots of them all russian so he would be also working with a Russian lady who also sells property..it sold in 10 days buyer put deposit how this was done so quick was the agent said they had sold 3 that week all in company name same as mine how they did it was
Close company
Put in foreign name
...I told them how much I wanted the same price I paid 1.2 mil I told them whatever they sold it for was up to them
so they said the cost to sell it would include cles company ..foreign name ..transfer fees ..and of course the sales commission they sold it for 1.5 mil
now this is where I'm confused yesterday I signed the papers at land office 1.5..even thoni only got 1.2 the rest was paid to the agent for all the other stuff but no receipts or paperwork given for the 300.000 so when the company finally closes I will be paying tax on the money I actually paid out anyone had this experience is it normal
the way I looked at it in England I was a builder if I did a job say 1000 quid and the materials cost 400 quid I'd pay tax on 600
that's how I'd expect it to be here...sorry for rabeling on but it's the only way I can try to explain what happend any help appreciated.no jokers serious replies thanks
arriving on tourist visa what's the requirements
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