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NaaKap

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  1. 23 hours ago, LivingNThailand said:

    You can't get a retirement extension (visa) or a 90-day Non-O without 800,000 THB in the bank.  And you can't open a bank account without a visa.   How does this work?

    You get the O visa first. Go to the immigration office on your Visa exempt. Change that to the O Visa. Go to the bank with ID and Visa. With the O visa you have 90 days. Plenty of time to do this. Once you have your account you transfer in the 800k. 400k if you are on a pension that makes up the difference. Go back to the immigration department and apply for a Multiple Entry-Non Immigrant O Retirement Visa. My girl works in HR of a large international company. She does this on a regular basis for staff and clients worldwide. 

  2. On 12/22/2024 at 11:05 AM, Hummin said:

    Never trust a girl, what a sad life? 

     

    Heartbroken 3 times in my life, and before that a few puppielove, but today, I look at it as good and necessary life experiences. Been lied to, cheated on, but still never lost faith in good women. 

     

    Never give up, never give in! Life is good being two

    You sound like one hell of a simp. Women are deceitful by nature and if you cannot get your head around that fact the then you are the one headed for the sad life. 

  3. On 8/29/2024 at 3:51 PM, NaaKap said:

    We are just awake to the childish self entitled attitudes of the gen z woke attitudes of kidults never raised correctly by their parents. Unleashed on us whom have raised children do not want to deal with the pathetic self entitled attitudes of the majority of your generation 

    True dat... Entitlement has just about become an Olympic sport. Trouble is for every entitled pretty privelige there are a army of simps to support them. Unbelievable... 

  4. 3 hours ago, oustaristocrats said:

     

     

    "converted cash to digital currencies before the crackdown to complicate tracing efforts"...

     

    But how did they get the 220 million Baht in the first place, before being able to convert it ?  Or in other words, what was the business model of the Icon Group ? 

    I don't read anything about this, was it legally earned, or not ?  By what kind of activity ?

     

    Interested in the business model too.... Asking for a friend 😎 

  5. 56 minutes ago, kuzmabruk said:

    Many of you are talking about the new tax laws, which have nothing to do with NIT.

    But I thought I would share some Thai tax laws with you, for those who are planning to not file their tax return next March or fudge the numbers on their Thai tax return.  I am working with two of the largest tax accountants in Thailand (still undecided as to who will be my accountant) and they advise, file your tax return or possibly pay some large and painful penalties, as shown below.

     

    1. Late Filing Penalty - 1,000 to 2,000 THB

     

    2. Late Payment Penalty - penalty of 1.5% of unpaid taxes per month until paid - max 100%, possible for an additional penalty of up to 20% of the outstanding tax amount.

     

    3. Failure to File Penalty - fine of up to 200% of the unpaid tax if it’s determined that the failure to file was intentional or involved fraud or evasion.

     

    4. Additional Penalties - If they find that you have under-reported your income, they may impose penalties ranging from 100% to 200% of the unreported income.

     

    5. Tax Evasion: Deliberate tax evasion or fraud can result in criminal charges, which may include imprisonment, fines, or both.

     

    Ooooo nice one 🤑

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  6. 3 hours ago, motdaeng said:

     

    to improve the living conditions of the poorest people, different approaches are needed. corruption must be tackled consistently,

    starting with all government officials. a fair justice system must be established, and equal opportunities for everyone must be ensured,

    including for the "ordinary people" ... 

     

    simply giving money to low-income earners or to the poor is not a long-term solution. in a developing country with widespread corruption,

    trying to create a "welfare solution" only leads to more injustices and more chances for corruption ... 

     

    Well said. One rule for the elites. Another for the majority. After all it is the altruistic view about looking after the marginalised in the society. Certainly not about increasing the cash flow 😂

  7. 21 hours ago, NoshowJones said:

    There are a few things broken in this Banana Republic where Immigration is concerned, unnecessary 90 day reporting, different IO's, different rules always changing depending on what immigration officer or office you are dealing with etc, etc, etc.

    Give a Thai a uniform and authority and ----------.

    True dat..  Bordering on a 🤡 show imho

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