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Do foreigners need to pay tax in Thailand?
It happened to me in Panama. Every foreigner staying in Panama for a period longer than 60 days needed a tax clearance certificate to be allowed to leave the country, took me a full day to arrange. Will Thailand introduce something similar for foreign tax residents? Hopefully not. There are other more efficient ways to make sure tax residents file their tax return and pay any tax owed. -
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Ukraine’s Fate Was Sealed Long Before Aid Was Cut
Damn. I was half way through replying to your post, when I looked for something and completely lost the reply. I will try again tomorrow. Sorry. -
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Trudeau Blasts US Tariffs, Vows Canada Will Stand Strong
When asked if his tarrifs might cause a recession this year, Trump replies... We're bringing wealth back to America What an ignorant man. Still has no idea this "great wealth" Trump thinks his tarrifs will be "raking in" are paid 100% by US consumers. It's a tax on America. It's not going to make us "rich", you ignorant fool. 😭 -
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White House Showdown: Trump’s Cabinet Clashes with Elon Musk Over Layoffs
We are talking about your boast that its not safe to park Tesla cars on the streets anymore . I have no idea about veterans in the future, not heard about it . Subject is Tesla cars being attacked in the streets -
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Thailand Deports Uyghurs Despite International Asylum Offers
There is lots of evidence that Uyghurs want their own homeland (East Turkestan) i.e. separate, the Uyghurs themselves don't deny it either. The Uyghurs as a whole generally do want to separate. Not all resort to violence, but some do. Not all illegally cross the border into Thailand to evade prosecution, but some do. Some of these Uyghurs recently sent back by Thailand had been in detention (for illegal immigration) for 10 (!) years! Whatever investigation could be done, whatever arguments those Uyghurs could bring forth, surely had been done by then. Uyghurs (and other minorities) had certain exemptions under the 1 child policy (which is moot now). Minorities also enjoy preferential treatment for enrolment into universities, which is quite an advantage as getting into a university in China isn't nearly as easy as in the west. Uyghurs want their own homeland for reasons including: - it's what reasonable large groups of people want, in an area where they are the dominant group - Linguistically and Culturally, they feel discriminated against by the Han Chinese. Well, they are different. But for such a small group (percentage-wise), don't expect the rest of the country to adjust to your language, food, customs. @ChicagoExpat So, let me ask you then. What, in your opinion, is the root of the issue between the Chinese government and the Uyghurs? -
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