RandolphGB

On 9/8/2024 at 1:44 PM, NowNow said:

 

Please confirm the picture that you claim depicts England.

None of those pictures are from England.

I'm yet to see how the Thai revenue office will know about income from UK assets paid to a UK bank account. 

22 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

A sad and pathetic comment. 

Sad and pathetic but true. 

14 hours ago, Cameroni said:

You can't really see it from the video.

 

 

She doesn't react like someone who has been kicked.

Normally someone would touch or hold the place they were struck. They might walk with a limp or have some impediment or a reaction of shock at least. 

Let's face it, Thai women, whatever their social standing, are not known for telling the truth. In fact, they're some of the world's best liars.

They've been saying this for years. Before it was because too much ground water was being stolen combined with too much concrete covering Bangkok and too many high rise buildings. 

One thing is for sure. The Thais will not do anything until it's too late. And even then, money will mysteriously disappear. 

Narathiwat is 90 per cent Muslim. 

Corruption, poor heath and safety and a lack of uneforcement of laws are a symptom of a developing or undeveloped society. 

Don't tell Thais that, though. They'll get upset.

They won't exactly choose Rolls Royce after getting caught demanding bribes for contracts. 

Apparently Thailand also controls prostitution through laws. Everyone knows how effective that is.

Cannabis shops will be exactly the same as bars and massage parlours - monthly payments to police to keep operating.

3 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

So, Thailand's richest family are criminals.

Every one of them. They couldn't lie straight in bed. 

A certain family should also be included on there, seeing as they treat the country's revenue like their own purse

On 6/20/2024 at 11:43 AM, Gottfrid said:

Why would he be? If you read, they have looked at the CCTV and Ittipat was seen, but not the new boyfriend.

Christ, you're exactly the kind of person that would fit in working for the Thai police. 

Will the new boyfriend be questioned? 

2 hours ago, Sir Dude said:

It's not beyond the realms of possibility and this avenue of "fixing" issues has been used a lot. Also, notice how a LM charge has just materialized against Thaksin all of a sudden for that interview in south Korea in 2015... clearly a few warning shots from the elites about not straying from the deal, and Thaksin might be getting too involved with politics for their liking. As for Stretta, he has up-rooted/U-turned/brought in a far few policies quickly that might be making some influential figures uncomfortable... can throw in the dispute with the BoT over interest rates too.

Could be some powerful non-plussed types pulling strings from the shadows at the moment.

Sretta and the Thaksin party haven't really rocked the apple cart. All they've done is try and oil the cogs of the tourism industry with a bunch of daft ideas and travel the world with their hands out.

I for one hope they grow a pair and show some courage (admittedly, not a quality that the Thais are known for) and take on the military.

45 minutes ago, ThaiPauly said:

So can someone make this clear for me please:?

 

It's personal questions  but I'm sure someone can help me as it's all driving me nuts

 

I have around 2,000 GBP in rental income in the UK which I am taxed on there.

 

I have around 2,000 GBP in pensions that I am also taxed on in the UK

 

I pay about 4.5,000 in income tax each year in the UK

 

Will I be liable for tax in Thailand and if so how much?

 

I already have a TIN number but I have moved 3 timrs since I registered it, will I have to update it.?

 

Thank you so much

 

I have worked out that my allowances against tax should be 660,000 and I bring in about 1.2m a year for living expenses.

If you can't figure it out, do you really think the minions in yellow t-shirts pushing pens in government offices will be able to? A nation that takes a month to have paper printed and signed has little chance of monitoring your earnings. 

The holder of the Education visa must leave the country before applying for a Non-B.

Should their Education visa be cancelled before they leave and apply? Or can they obtain the Non-B then cancel the Ed visa when they return.

We asked an officer at Chaeng Wattana today and they were typically unsure and vague and said either could be done. 

11 hours ago, dinsdale said:

They say the cream rises to the top. The cream at the top here in Thailand is sour. Very sour indeed. Thailand is totally corrupt an run by idiots who are self perpetuating idiots and who maintain power through corruption and force.

Thailand has been run by the army-monarchical complex since the 19th century. Big business and Buddhism simply uphold the order.