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Who lives on 20k a month ?
Let's look at it in detail, put some meat on them bones: Mobile phone 300 Internet 500 Water 130 Electricity 2600 Groceries 8000 Grab dinners 3200 Transport 3400 So yah, it can be done, IF you don't get health insurance, Netflix, luxury Euro foods and breads. But it's super-tight. I wouldn't wish it on anybody. -
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The World Will Store 200 Zettabytes Of Data By 2025: And growing!
Also, think of how an occurrence similar to the Carrington Event of 1859 would disrupt our lives that are now so dependent upon the data stored in those data centers. -
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UK State Pension
She must, therefore have a UK NI Number - she should register on the HMRC website where she will be able to see her entitlement PH -
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Russian Duma mulling reintroducing the infamous USSR Food Stamps to alleviate poverty
Imagine that, how much money are they making from the war and the rampant corruption in Russia I wonder..................- 1
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Thailand goes high-tech: New E-Visa set to transform travel
I was in Japan from Tuesday to Thursday this week: I was stamped at Kansai Airport. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Maybe, I dunno. As far as I am aware, I am registered as living in my condo, but I have a Blue Book as I am told getting a yelow one at Pattaya City Hall is nigh on impossible....am I not registered? PH -
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Thailand as home, roaming the world tax free - the pipe dream
Americans have to pay taxes even if they live outside the country for the entire year. No escaping those. Not sure how it works for EUR/AUS/UK residents. Can those citizens really border hop and pay no taxes to their home country? This year I spent 176 days in Thailand My usual spend in Thailand for the last 5 years has been about 100k/month. None of that 100k is spent on rent as I own a condo. Thailand lost ฿600k of spending. More in GDP when the velocity of money is factored in. It’s a small amount in the big picture but the people whose businesses I patronized (doctors, restaurants, massage, etc.) would have preferred me to have stayed. If they decide before tax time in 2025 to tax total global income (not just remitted income) I would have had to pay an additional ฿400,000-500,000 in taxes due to the way they treat long term capital gains tax 25%-30% vs the US 15% If they only tax remitted money, I would have had to pay less tax but still… No thanks! No taxation without representation! If they want me to stay and pay taxes then they will have to offer something such as the social healthcare plan @ ฿600/month
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