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that must be fake news ... the 10k handout to millions of people (meant to fulfill a campaign promise, or let's be honest, a vote-buying scheme) was supposed to stimulate the economy ... but as expected, it seems to have done nothing ... except bring the thaksin clan back to power ... ... as they say, every country gets the government it deserves ...

sorry, but it seems like you're either trolling, being very naive, or still not thinking things through seriously. many people have already given you advice, yet you're still trying to find someone who will agree with your plan that simply won't work in the long term ...

i do agree with "just a matter of picking good stocks", but if you unlucky or inexperienced and choose more bad than good ones, than you belong to the losers ... if you need safe investments, don't do it ...

congrats to your electric car ... the issue with charging apps isn’t just a thailand problem ... it’s actually much worse in many other countries. a visitor from europe who’s been driving electric for five years (mostly in central europe) has collected 31 different charging cards … it would really be great if there were a unified solution (wishful thinking, though) … based on your post, i’m not sure if you’re aware that there can be significant price differences at charging stations … how much does your condo charge you?

well done , khun harrisfan

i chose to apply the free window film offered by byd on my sealion 7. the windshield has 40%, all side windows 60%, and the rear window and roof 80%. for me personally, the side windows with 60% are too dark at dusk and during the night. although i rarely drive in the evening / night, i’m considering changing the 2 front side windows to 40%. i'm not an expert on window film (this is my first car with it!), but the heat protection effect on the windshield doesn’t impress me at all ...

the byd salesperson said that an integrated solution, similar to the one for the byd seal, will be available. however, they couldn't give me a specific date, so i decided not to wait and i went with the 70mai a510 with a rear camera. so far, so good ... https://youtu.be/ogkObryJP8E?si=WejHdG6BzAk14Bdm since the field of view in the interior rearview mirror is very limited, a sinjet camera could also be an alternative ... https://youtu.be/FgkjO6oE-wQ?si=PJHwGu7AovJ7SBAv

.... the new deadline is april 8th. ....

trump + usa + israel = the dream team of 2025 ...

yes, that is correct ... the new deadline online filing is the 8 april ..

i would think so... if enough people complain about byd's pricing reduction, it's quite possible that you could receive some form of compensation. last year, byd had to offer some very unhappy customers "free charging" for a certain period to address their concerns. good luck!

you are absolutly right ... but to be more precise, every thai person in a higher position is corrupt, and it only gets worse the higher you go, and also all very wealthy people are corrupt ... corruption is the driving force that keeps thailand running ... the corruption allows the rich to keep getting richer while the poor remain poor ...

obviously, you are the "No one" .... it's probably too much to ask for you to back up your dumb, shallow claims with evidence and facts ...

yes, that would be great ...

... there must be more to this strange story ... can your neighbour show you any prove for this claim?

thanks for your post ... that's good news for you. my home banks seem to be much stricter in their interpretations... over the past 20 years, i've already been forced by 3 banks (even as a long-time customer) to close my accounts because my tax residence is in thailand ...!!! everyone's situation is a bit different, and each person has to find the right solution for themselves ...

for my daughter and wife (both holding thai passports), after just 4 days (early january), the withholding tax was directly transferred to their prompt pay bank account! my case this year was a bit more complicated, i had to submit additional documents. after clearing up the uncertainties, it took about 10 days until i received the check in the post mail ... (btw, we've all been doing tax refunds for over 10 years ... and this for a good reason )

the tax situation of each individual is different. the tax regulations specify the income threshold at which a tax declaration must be filed. up until today, i haven't seen any written instructions from the trd stating that if no taxes are due, a tax declaration doesn't need to be submitted. there are many reports, that a tax office employee verbally told that no tax declaration is required, but a requests for written confirmation were denied ... everyone must decide for themselves what to do ...

after my tax return was reviewed by the tax office and declared correct and complete ... ! (i have also received and already redeemed the withholding tax check ... ) you can download this "tax confirmation" for this tax year via the online portal ...

thanks for your report ... - for all my thai bank accounts, 15% withholding tax is deducted from the interest, so i have the right to claim it back. but i am also aware that in some cases, interest (for amounts below 20k?) is paid out without the 15% being deducted ... - my home banks (in the EU) have asked me to provide a TIN... to continue using my accounts, having a TIN is mandatory!

thanks, i’m aware of this, and it’s not a problem for me. the battery should be charged from below 10% to 100% with ac charging, if i’m not mistaken about every three months! or you’ll be prompted on the display to do so. since i have an 11kw home charger, it’s done overnight in around seven hours ...

i like that "the run of no tax paid continues" ... but in return, you get peace of mind knowing you follow the law, rules, and regulations. you get a receipt, and for some of us, a nice bit of pocket money from the returning withholding tax ....

i prefer LFP batteries over NMC batteries for several reasons: they offer greater safety, perform better in hot climates, have a longer lifespan with more charge cycles, can be charged up to 100% without issues, contain no cobalt, and are more cost-effective ... my electric car has an 82.5 kwh LFP battery. at home, i usually charge it from around 15% to 60-70%. however, once a month, i take a longer round trip of 430+ km, so i charge the car to 100%. to be fair, i've only been driving electric for two months, so my charging strategy might still change in the future ... 555

eg. these stamps are used to "legalize" a contract. you can buy them at the tax office .... i believe the staff had good intentions ... 555