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Yes I know it has been ask many times before Christmas
Why not ? Halloween, Valentines Day etc is also celebrated.... In the Malls etc commercialism has nudged the awareness of these 'festivities' on their way and its been taken on in the fun spirit of the holidays. How many of us can say we are religious at all ?... We celebrate Christmas because its fun to do so, and its still fun to do so without any religious ties to the origins (which can also be debated). -
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My wifey lost her job
"Hypothetically..... all those stories of poor Thai women being so poor so they have only 1 option in life is probably a bunch lies." I agree with you. Bar girls could find another job. They are just lazy. -
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Village in Panic as Giant Python Swallows Wild Boar & Lies Motionless in Rubber Plantation
Jungle-Fresh with no additives. -
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Teenager’s Mercedes Crashes onto Six-Wheeler in Miraculous Escape
Good job it was a Merc it probably saved their lives. -
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Surat-Bangkok Flight Runs Out of Liquor, Passengers Finish Alcohol Worth 70,000 Baht
You wanted then Tony, now u can deal with them. Make sure u have plenty satang to make change for their purchases -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
...still waiting to see something official from TRD that says that Por 162 pre 2024 income must manifest itself only as bank account savings, in order to be exempt from Thai taxation. Absent that, I would submit you're free to choose the avenue that provides the best outcome for your remittance of pre 2024 income. Because, absent that, you've got a solid argument in any audit scenario. Worst case, if you lose -- 'cause your solid argument certainly gives you credence against a tax evasion charge -- is pay the taxes owed, with interest. Having said that, if you do decide to not declare these pre 2024 monies on a Thai tax return -- there's nothing there for TRD to peruse as a potential audit -- since there are no line items for non assessable income. Thus, chances of an audit for a nil line item is zip; only if you're caught up in a random compliance audit would -- MAYBE -- they would ask about non declared, non assessable incomes. Hey, weigh your odds of an audit -- and what's the worst that could happen if somehow your pre 2024 income remittances didn't stand scrutiny. Up to you. No brainer, IMO.
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