CallumWK

They are not neglecting their children, they are working for a living, some of them hundreds of km away from their home. Hence, have not the possibility to be with their children, and leave them in the care of family members. It doesn't matter by which family member the child got raised, it was their child, and the child has now died because of the negligence of someone else. Of course, the parents should be compensated for their loss and grieves.

If urine was so good for the body, then why does the body excrete it?

When was that screenshot taken, because it wasn't 19:49 yet at the time of your post

Is that the bill of just 1 customer?

Can't wait for the OP to be on his flight back home

My report was due after my return. Was out of the country for 1 week only at that time

Thanks, I thought to remember from a few years ago that it wasn't possible in the last 7 days prior to the due date.

Not so. I've been out of the country last year in August, and did my next 90 day report online as usual

I do my 90 day reports online for the past 2 years, and always get the email 2 weeks prior to the due date. Just by coincidence, I took a look at my passport and the next due date is October 8. Didn't get the email this time, checked my spam folder as well. I have filed a new online report, but not sure if I'm too late, and will have to do in person anyway?

So thanks, but no thanks. Because I'm not American, and as such have no Charles Schwab account, and not interested in the exchange risk and income taxes when transfer the money to Thailand

The Chinese are back

No, most of them closed down because they lacked the space to store the profits

Sure it is. I look forward to your suggestions where to get triple that in Thailand with low risk.

I have a TIN and have claimed back withholding tax on savings accounts for years, so thanks for confirming that it can be done on term deposits as well. Not sure what remitted income has to do with this, as my money is in Thailand for years already, and I live here on a retirement extension. The Japanese bond has risk status 3, which I think is very low. Not interested in offshore investments, because then remitted income will come in play.

The closest alternative is an 8 month fixed term at 1.8%, and which is taxed. I have always been told that withholding tax on term accounts can't be claimed back. Maybe someone can confirm if this is correct or not? In Japan, interests are still around 0%, so 2% is not such a bad deal imo.....if that actually is what I will get at the end. You have any suggestions for a more favorable option?

Did you really have difficulties finding evidence of voter frauds? https://www.foxnews.com/politics/democrat-charged-voter-fraud-scheme-dozens-absentee-ballots https://newjerseymonitor.com/briefs/ex-atlantic-city-council-president-charged-in-voter-fraud-scheme/ https://www.npr.org/2024/06/11/nx-s1-5002091/bridgeport-connecticut-absentee-ballots-charges Please let me know f you need another 10 involving democrats

Can you name a news channel that isn't biased?

I thought that NZ was the part of Australia where they keep their sheep

I guess the tourists you know are the 2 week UK millionaires, and we know on what they spend it, and how thin on the ground they are these days.

I'm sure the Chinese owners of the hotels, restaurants and attractions they visit will be satisfied

Just went to Kbank to open a term deposit when I got offered this. 6 months, "estimated" return 2% per annum tax free. I have no experience with these things, and I can understand that estimated means not guaranteed. For those that have the knowledge, and experience, what are the chances that I actually get the return that is estimated? https://www.kasikornasset.com/en/mutual-fund/fund-template/Pages/KJG6MJ.aspx

Thanks not aware of those groups but will look them up

Still looking forward to some "credible" recommendations.

If I want to buy something and pay cash, that is my choice. It is my money, not that from the bank or the government. MY MONEY Wake up