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Foreigners and their overseas income: what next?
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Having spent a little time in a Thai General hospital, I'll stick with what I have in place at the present, thanks. -
Foreigners and their overseas income: what next?
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Depends on how much you bring in. -
Big Joke woes: Warrant issued for money laundering
Surasak replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
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Why do super markets insist on re stocking shelves during the day?
Surasak replied to Asquith Production's topic in Isaan
On a Tuesday is my preference. -
Why do super markets insist on re stocking shelves during the day?
Surasak replied to Asquith Production's topic in Isaan
If the supermarket is in a shopping mall, like the one I use, the mall is closed and locked over night. Restocking takes place between 08:00 and 10:30am, before the mall opens. Its one of the few common sense things you will find in Thailand. -
Thai Officials Announce "Innovative" Expat Health Measure
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Please enlighten us as to which Robin Hood movie this was quoted in? -
Thai Officials Announce "Innovative" Expat Health Measure
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Not sure that it cannot be taught either, but the big problem being, there is a great deal of it about and one doesn't have to go far to fall over it. -
Could also be the three Stooges dancing to Wipe Out! However, my eyes are dim, I cannot see and I'm damned if I can find my glasses.
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1..Yes 2.. over 65 3.. Not to my knowledge, I am over 80 4.. As stated, it depends on the amount you remit to Thailand per year.
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I forgot to insert 500K 'per year'. Sorry about that.
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I have no intention of causing an argument. But, instead of quoting from handouts and info gained from other sources, try visiting a TRD office and asking for their take on this highly contentious subject. When I visited earlier this month I was greeted with complete surprise and asked why I wanted a TIN number. This from the head lady of the office. She said I was the first person in the province to request this, and having looked at the papers of my income I offered, insisted there was no need. Was I about to argue? It was a case of khorp Khun Khap, a quick wai and I hightailed it out of there.
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If you are over 65 years old and do not transfer more than 500K into Thailand (Given all the allowances), then you are not required to pay tax in Thailand. In fact you do not have to register at the tax office, as they are not interested in the extra work that would generate given the number of foreigners in the country.
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For whom?
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It would solve a few problems!
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My replies were very, very few and far between. Stop kidding yourself.
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The true answer is in the question.The smallest actor I can remember was Alan Ladd. He had to stand on boxes when up close to other people on set. I think Shetland ponies were used for his horse scenes.
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IF you are indeed leaving, please do not post from afar. The drivel we have all had to put up with since your first post has been more than excruciating. Replying has been like feeding a deep hole with crap, and you certainly fed well on it. Good bye, I do hope it doesn't look very good looking back!
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Can't deny it, having never experienced it. For those who have, each to their own.
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God exists in the minds of men. Religion was invented when the first con man met the first fool.
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I am going shopping tomorrow (Tues) and then I am intent on staying in until the mayhem is well and truly over. For all those who do not like Songkran, you have my sympathies.
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Bank Balance Confirmation?
Surasak replied to afm171's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I was told it was required on one occasion, so when I then went for the 90 day I had the update. However, I was not asked for it and did not offer. Never bothered since. -
Thai-China high-speed rail set to boost ASEAN connectivity
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The answer to that question is, 'what could possibly go right'?