whitfield

She hasn't got a prayer, and her lawyers should have told her. If the Will is properly drawn up and witnessed it will stand.

The pollution at this time of year comes mostly from China, but soon it will be home grown with the burning season in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. It's the same every year, but getting worse. The farmers need tractors to plough in the stubble instead of burning, but the government prefers submarines. For the cost of 3 Chinese submarines they could buy 30,000 tractors, 3 for every Tambon. They could rent them out and even get a small return. Instead of platitudes about working from home the government has the means to change it, and it's time they looked after their people instead of their egos.

I went to Immigration the other day and they asked why I only kept 400,000 in my account. I told them that we don't want to bring in more money than we need because they are going to tax us. The girl looked at ,e with eyebrows raised and said, "How?" She had no clue. If it ever did happen that Immigration needed to sign off a tax return or similar, you can bet your life that the only thing that would change would be the "Agent's Fee".

I think it's best summed up as the Thais didn't vote correctly last time so they will shortly have to try again, only this time the number of parties will be restricted.

Too many of these articles promoted by Tax "Experts". The emphasis is on earned income. So there are many loopholes, like inheritance, selling of a property, transfer money to wife etc. Most pensions are taxed in home country so only the difference if any to pay. I think the struggle to collect the tax will outweigh the gains. We'll see, but remember it's income, not capital.

Why on earth do they want to repatriate the body. One family member fly out to attend the cremation, then fly back with the ashes. You're supposed to get permission but if you put them in a wooden box in your luggage no-one will care. Have a big memorial service back home. RIP

There must be more to this story. I suspect he's afraid of people on the outside. At least he thinks he's safe in custody.

It's simple, take their phones off them for their shift.

When you have to buy your job you start in debt.

The first challenge from expats would be having to show 800,000 baht in the bank for the retirement extension and then being told it's subject to 20% tax. Send a load of money here before 31 December and then sit back with the popcorn.

For 17 billion baht, roughly $485 million, you could buy 50,000 tractors equipped with ploughs. Enough for 8 tractors in every tambon. Rent them to the farmers and there would be no need for crop burning. I know where I would invest the money.

So pay for your big purchases like school fees by direct transfer. Pay by credit card wherever you can, like Revolut. Send your day to day living expenses to the gf. It won't be possible for Thailand to demand 800k in the bank and then take 20%. There'll be a lot more discussion before any of this actually happens.

It would be perverse to insist that we show 800,000 baht in our accounts for our retirement visas and then impose 20% tax.

The 29% were those who voted for the status quo and the 49% are those that will take to the streets if they don't get the government they voted for. The remaining 20% will give the rioters food and shelter.

So owning shares in a company that hasn't broadcast or published anything since 2008 is enough to disqualify him. They really are barrel scraping, bottom feeders.