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Military Royal Thai Air Force Unveils Locally-Made Kamikaze Drone
Literary "eye in the sky". Handy, but can be quite controversial at the same time. As it will be too easy to violate other people's privacy unnoticed. -
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Older Retirees and Younger Partners in Rural Thailand: Accepted or Not?
I agree and I don't empathize with older folks with younger prostitutes. To each his own but what are the odds of success? It can happen and I have actually seen it work for both parties. Exponentially more failures though but always the dream that my young lady is different keeps them lining up to be taken advantage of and in my opinion both parties suffer. Very few happy older prostitutes compared to the general population and that goes for the ones driving nice cars and living in big homes. -
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Is the tax for incoming transfers in effect as of today,Yes or no?
Estate Tax considerations????? Indeed. US estate tax is a major concern for non-US persons (unless they don't care about their heirs) investing in US domiciled assets (there are some tax exceptions as interests from US treasuries). https://www.deadsimplesaving.com/blog/us-estate-tax-non-resident/ "The challenge with using US brokers is the US estate tax on non-residents. If you die with more than $60k in ‘US-situs assets’ (i.e. investments considered to be based in the US), your portfolio will get hit by a hefty tax. For anything just over the $60k allowance, you pay 18%, rising to 40% over $1 million." https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Nonresident_alien_taxation "Although the US generally classifies US source interest as fixed, determinable, annual, or periodical (FDAP) income, and taxed at a 30% flat US rate, the wide range of exclusions means that in practice the US does not actually tax the most common types of US source interest that nonresident aliens receive, such as that paid by banks, savings and loan institutions, credit unions, and insurance companies. This means that holding US treasuries can be a tax-efficient way for you to hold some US assets. US source interest that does not fall under an exception may be taxable to the US for a nonresident alien. Examples include interest effectively connected with operating a US trade or business, and broker interest on cash deposits held at US brokers." -
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Crime Ex-Asda Manager Imprisoned Over Drug Smuggling Plot from Thailand
So how did she get the money for the Thailand vacation? I think this is all complete nonsense!!! I'm sure she and the others were hired in the UK. They were given two weeks' vacation in Thailand, including flights and hotels plus the additional 10.000 pounds after return, and then they were supposed to bring the marijuana back on the return flight to the UK or wherever. -
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Community Woman Calmly Captures Escaped Python in Village
How does fleeing in all directions prevent the snake from entering homes and eating pets? -
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UK Mohammed Fahir Amaaz & Muhammad Amaad on Trial over Manchester Airport Clash
They are buried..........
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