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Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
NoDisplayName replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
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Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
NoDisplayName replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/funny-donald-trump-stealing-my-heart-guilty-t-shirt-mens-and-s-high-quality-soft-casual-short-sleeved-t-shirt-unisex-i5505565742.html -
My wife went to the dentist - Not sure what to do next.
NoDisplayName replied to tomgreen's topic in Health and Medicine
Simple solution. Limit intake to female beetles. -
BREAKING NEWS Skyscraper comes down in Bangkok earthquake
NoDisplayName replied to MalcolmB's topic in Bangkok News
Where's that retired engineer who'll explain this was all caused by improper road gradient, and that additional signage would solve it? -
Earthquake: We just had an earthquake in Northeast Lamphun Province
NoDisplayName replied to connda's topic in Chiang Mai
There's video on Facebook now of building under construction in Bangkok collapsing. and the You'tubesa Wow! How'd ya like to be in that glass swimming pool overhanging the road below! -
But why did you output 5000 baht for this lovely certificate, suitable for framing? There are only three cases for which one must obtain this unobainium: *They are required to pay taxes or settle tax debts before departing Thailand. *They are obligated to file a tax return and pay taxes on behalf of a company or legal partnership established under foreign law and operating in Thailand. *They have taxable income, whether earned in Thailand or not, by working as a public performer in Thailand. Additionally, the Revenue Department issued a notice on May 7, 1991, from the Director-General, stating that foreigners leaving Thailand do not need to apply for a tax certificate unless they fall into the three cases mentioned above. https://www.rd.go.th/english/23518.html
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Not for the tax return, unless you were for some reason unable to file it yourself. There is one infamous poster, not seen recently, who has been disseminating disinformation, claiming that immigration WILL require tax returns, and that tax clearance certificates WILL be needed. Also claimed WILL be using an agent to file a return AND to obtain a tax clearance certificate.....which is not normally available. As far as I am aware, YOU (and four others you claim YOU know of) are the only posters to have received a "TCC". Would you mind posting a photo of your "tax clearance certificate," with personal info redacted of course?
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Trump Tariff Turmoil: Thai Car Market Skids to a Halt
NoDisplayName replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I can understand reciprocal tariffs, such as 125% for India and 80% for Thailand. But not all nations impose tariffs on vehicles, although the international average is 22%. Japan does not impose a tariff, their consumers just don't want 'merkan cars that don't suit the market. Shirley, they won't mind, and they'll keep buying those US treasuries to add to the $1.2 Trillion they already hold, right? -
Trump Tariff Turmoil: Thai Car Market Skids to a Halt
NoDisplayName replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Does Thailand actually build Thai cars? Or is it all foreign manufacturers using Thailand as a base for cheap labor or to circumvent tariffs against their home country? -
But he wasn't dead. After he died, it took a whole two days to get the death certificates, get the body cremated and secure the paperwork to carry the urn out by plane.
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Gosh, it must have taken months to get all the certificates and the correct visas and all the papers properly stamped! So exactly how many months did it take? Gill finally received the exit visa on March 7 – two days after Paul's death – allowing her to leave India with Matthew, Amy and Paul. "By the Friday night we got the remains back and all these other certificates saying we could leave," she said. Oh, my lady Gaga! She was forced to navigate the bureaucracy for 48 whole hours! Oh, the gofundmenanity!
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Better check the Thai-UK DTA. I forgets the terminology, but if UK has primary taxation and Thailand has secondary, both countries may tax the same income, BUT the DTA ensures that it doesn't get double taxed. One country gets to keep the tax, the other eats a tax credit. If the UK tax is lower, he'll likely still have to pay some additional Thai tax.