Jenkins9039

True, and kids have bank accounts... and kids don't have to pay tax, and kids can gift to you.

Seems his crime was carrying on after a law was introduced. Since October 2012, the revised Swiss Law on Encouraging Sports and Physical Activity (Sports Law) specifies that importation of doping substances is classified as a criminal act irrespective of whether the person importing the substances is a licensed athlete (Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft, 2012).

They do, my visa has a intepol check for example (Elite). But that only helps if there's an outstanding warrant, most cases are sealed, and that information isn't disclosed until indictments hit.

When did this come in with SCB? - I was there yesterday getting a new card, and had no issues... also informed my credit card would be sent to my home address, no changes.

Any recommendations on organisation/products? (HKT) Likely need between 2m-3m height (above ground). Looking as a solution that may become permanent (hoping to pick up neighbouring land later) would ideally work out cheaper than building fixed beam / brick walls. What is the rough costs(s) per linear meter Thanks.

On a serious note. Under British Law, and likely Australian Law, a British, and likely a Australian can only recognise that King Charles is their King and ONLY King, and likewise can only 'Fight For'. Comes under some treason law [Don't ask me which because it was years ago it came up]. Still in-force in the UK. Exhibit: https://www.perthilj.com/blog/2019/2/20/are-british-subjects-subjects-of-the-queen-in-australian-constitutional-law Why on earth don't you just pay so he can avoid it? It's like 50,000 THB. If you can't do that, send him there only speaking English, he doesn't know Thai.... they'd soon send him back. If he is volunteering, he is aware the Thai military degrade their 'grunts' (drinking each others cum, piss etc), to break the spirit, for servitude? Exhibit: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/naval-officer-suspended-for-allegedly-forcing-conscripts-to-drink-diluted-semen/

Russia and China are nearby, makes sense Thailand does business with.

Because the corporate success is based on the premise that in future there will be demand for products/services. If you haven't noticed, all the baby boomers are retiring and liquidating their investment portolios which does two things. They stop spending rampantly They knock down the value of the stocks which stops the corporations from leveraging for debt (inflated prices = higher corporate debt capabilities). Governments have to debase the currencies, due to the 12-18 Trillion Refi Cycle this year and next coming. Corporate have to Refinance at higher rates, or are already zombie companies. Corporate debt was non-risky between 2016-2021, today it's Russian Roulette, demographics don't support growth in the economy in the west and a lot of money is coming off the table that underpins the entire corporate sector's 'paper-wealth position'. If you want to actually learn about macro economics, finance suggest you stump up a couple of k a year and pay for realvision.com

Don't do this, Corporate Debt, Government Debt result in loss of entire capital if corporate debt, and Gov debt is debasement of the currency. 76 yrs old, you'd be lucky to live another 10 yrs (well past life expectancy as it is... lets be honest...) so just enjoy the years remaining without any risk taking.

One thing you should fix, is this, spread that around across multiple major banks (Kasikorn, SCB, Bangkok Bank) -> Gov only protect upto 1m THB per bank.

If it leads to a us-backed-coup, perhaps we won't have the new tax law introduced.

Only state pension comes under DTA.... for UK.

Yes, I know of 1 but it's OTC don't deal with figures below a certain amount as they have KYC/AML costs.... Mind it would be nice to learn of some private OTC's, are you looking to buy or sell?

Yet another populist debt raiser.

I believe roughly 1m THB since covid.

Thai's should watch this: It's their future.

In theory it shouldn't drive up inflation, as expats will be paying for it

Checkout without Paypal account (using Card) is quite common -> not sure if people are aware of. https://costa-verde.com/en/pay-with-paypal/ Anyway, this is where i came up with the issue, every week i have a bill/invoice and i usually charge my card. This time i get the error above... No Paypal account.

no paypal account, just check out with credit card option without a paypal.

NOTE: Fee of POS Signature Transaction Decline - International (Country [SGP] is blocked); PAYPAL SGP Got this error when making a on-going payment (Thailand) non-Thai card, no clue why it mentions SGP (it's Caribbean Card) Paying from Thailand - can we no longer use Paypal here (tried under a VPN failed).

Paid for by your humble expats :D

Taxable income (Baht) Tax rate % 1-150,000 Exempt 150,001-300,000 5% 300,001-500,000 10% 500,001-750,000 15% 750,001-1,000,000 20% 1,000,001-2,000,000 25% 2,000,001-5,000,000 30% 5,000,001 and over 35%

You'll own nothing and be happy.

No, this is incorrect. If you earn abroad. It's tax free UNLESS you remit it, for example, you have a consultancy company in HK which you are paid by, into a account outside of Thailand, it's tax free. If you remit it you pay tax. At the moment that is the way it is, same if you own a company overseas, or have equity and majority stake in a company overseas, or dividends overseas, or real estate overseas. You will only pay tax on the remitted (into Thailand) and say you earn in 2023 but bring in in 2025 then you pay tax in 2025 - only if you are tax resident 180 days + If you bounce around (non-tax resident anywhere and deposit the funds into Thailand and spend 179 days in Thailand it's tax free...

Not at all, personally spoke with the Revenue Department. The fact i own a equity or a company overseas is irrelevant, if i bring funds in it becomes relevant (taxable). UK can't tax non-residents (they'd have to provide something in return) - for example I've been out of the UK far too long i am entitled to NO NHS, NO PENSION, NO VOTING. etc. Citizenship for no-tax countries ranges from 100,000$-300,000$. Thailand is merely taxing income/funds brought in, if you can provide evidence its savings (even outside of DTA) then that's all you need to do.