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NoDisplayName

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  1. You know who's gonna be givin' up their day jobs, don'cha? They both suck, one of 'em literally. Tanks, tanks a lot, I'm here 'til Thursday, don't forget to tip your servers, they're hard workers.
  2. Did he sanitize it, first. You know, like with a cloth?
  3. No worries. He can soon move into his old garage and camp out next to the crates of illegally stored classified materials. Until he's charged for mishandling state secrets........
  4. He doesn't move into the White House for another 75 days. He's gotta live rent-free somewhere, might as well be in someones' heads until then.
  5. Ezzackly! None of these TikTok virtue signalers are going to pull up stakes and leave the USA. They'll film some temper tantrums in their basement to post on Facebook, and go to Starbucks to cry in their soi latte's whenever anyone is looking. It's all an act. Oh! Should post that to the guy in Pattaya that wants to open a sammich shop!..................Soi Latte!
  6. Keep it traditional. "Make me a sammich!"
  7. Sandwiches have lettuce, right? Then how about........ Make Arugula Great Again!
  8. Nobody is leaving, especially not by renouncing citizenship. Those claiming "if Trump wins" are just virtue signalling. It's all forgotten the day after. The 30% wouldn't affect anyone not renouncing citizenship. That's a big step and not taken on a whim. Requires research and planning and careful consideration, not something to be expected from those lefties whose butts have been hurt. And it costs money to renounce citizenship, so never mind.
  9. Why? America will be great again. No crutches needed.
  10. Sure, registered, but he wasn't a REAL republican. He was a democrat identifying as republican, so any crimes he may have committed go back to his underlying nature as a democrat. It was only at the end of 2009 when he was epiphanied and saw the light, becoming a TRUE republican, not just in name.
  11. Spin it however you wish, if that helps your feelz. His so-called university was founded and run when he was a democrat. The slow working of the justice system changes that not.
  12. The university was founded in 2005 when Trump was an immoral democrat. It continued to function until his awakening and conversion, at which point he became enlightened, and began the process of shutting it down, which of course took a few months. Logical.
  13. Trump University (also known as the Trump Wealth Institute and Trump Entrepreneur Initiative LLC) was an American company that ran a real estate training program from 2005 to 2010. Glad you axed that! A pertinent question, indeed. Trump was a registered democrat at the time, thus you can squarely place blame on his party affiliation. More evidence that democrats are the party of mismanagement and evil. As you see, Trump switched party affiliation to republican in 2009. He thereby gained a sense of morality, causing him to cease his evil democrat ways and shut down the school. Thanks for proving my point!!
  14. What did I learn? I learned they can sometimes learn. Trump was a registered democrat from 2001-2009, which coincidentally is when Trump Resorts and Trump Casinos went bankrupt. That must have been quite the wake-up call for him. He took that experience and bettered himself.
  15. That's fake news, man! Nothing about men's washrooms. Need to make sure little boys are properly groomed. A school district or charter school must provide students with access to menstrual products at no charge. The products must be available to all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12 according to a plan developed by the school district. For purposes of this section, "menstrual products" means pads, tampons, or other similar products used in connection with the menstrual cycle. You can read about it here: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/121A.212
  16. Harris sucks bad? Now THAT's news!
  17. The information is all contained within these threads. The most difficult part will be filling out the online forms. Ten minutes max if you have a Thai partner to translate for you. Half an hour if you have to use google translate and DIY. If that's too much trouble, go to a TRD office and they'll fill out the form for you. And yes, very simple. Assessable remittances are below your TEDA, you owe no tax, you don't need to file, unless you want a refund of interest tax withheld.
  18. In 2018 when filing online using a yellow card TIN, I was required to upload a scan of my bank interest tax withholding receipt, along with scans of dividend receipts for my Thai broker. A refund check was sent to my home address. This year filing online with pink ID, these documents were not required. I opened a KrungThai account to direct deposit my refund (checks no longer sent), as Bangkok Bank could not set up PromptPay with a pink ID.
  19. You don't need a tax advisor if I understand what "at my level" means. If I recall, you have mostly US social security, along with some savings. You know the allowances and deductions you are authorized. You can read your country's DTA. You can determine what, if any, of your remittances are assessable. You simply keep your assessable remittances below the limit so as not required to file. If you desire to file, get your TIN or have your pink ID activated for online file. File your taxes if you think needed, with no documentation upload required.
  20. Yes, if you plan to stay in Thailand for the foreseeable future. Transfer in assessable funds earned this year up to your TEDA limit, along with some non-assessable funds to invest. No need to file a tax return. That means less potentially assessable funds to remit in '25 and '26.
  21. A guy who might possibly be under consideration for maybe being vetted for potential negotiations concerning inclusion in a future cabinet in three months or so said a thing we can quote mine and take out of context. Sure, buddy. Whatever fits the narrative.
  22. I can't imagine spending that much. Last month I purchased a new lawn mower and a new water pump, and wifey has 3 cats to feed. Nothing to do with income or taxation.
  23. What deflecting? I have now read the "article" and now have been informed that some people are considering ways of being fiscally responsible by finding ways to "pay for" tax cuts. And that's a bad thing?
  24. Or the bond was set at the then current exchange rate equivalent of $20K, randomly selected at random by some random official, which coincidentally happens to coincide with your personal anecdotal spending habits. Nothing to do with taxation, and no way indicative of what the average foreigner remits or spends monthly.
  25. This doesn't make any sense. A retiree's immigration-mandated security bond of 800K in the bank is no indication of actual living expenses. This is money held hostage, sitting in an account, not income. My wife's house and truck are paid off, we have no debt. Why would we need to spend 67K baht/month? We can easily get by on 15K/month.

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