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Bruce Springsteen's Call to Action: Endorsing Harris, Criticizing Trump
Seems he lost his brain after retiring, or did he retire because he lost his brain? -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I was reading back over some old posts, yesterday was my 18th year anniversary in the forum so I was reflecting on if/how the discussions and issues have changed,,,,they haven't! Back in 2017, posters were talking about getting a tax ID, some afraid to do so for fear of being taxed, not being issued one by the local TRD office, whether inbound remittances were taxable.....fast forward, same issues, same questions! Another thread with a post from an old but now dearly departed friend, Nancy Lindley, who said that the TRD was auditing all expats requests for tax refunds that year. Nancy was a prominent figure in the Chiang Mai expat scene and chair of the Chiang Mai expat club. "It does appear that they're "auditing" any and all refund requests from foreigners this year. Wasn't the case in previous years. I wonder how many just decide to abandon their claim?" Interesting to look back at those discussions to see the difference between then and now...same old, same old. -
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Toe nail fungus early stage?
Try tea tree oil. Apply it daily, or better still twice daily. It can take several weeks or more to see improvement but it does work. -
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Thailand's Cashless Leap: Ahead of the Asean Pack by 2028
the ultimate control, very disturbing while it is convenient to pay by card and various electronic methods we should all fight against this, cash is raw and once in your pocket is yours, if you remove cash you money is no longer yours, you are at the mercy of banks and financial entities to control everything without an alternative -
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Chiang Mai on High Alert as Ping River Surges Beyond 5.25 Metres
The city of Chiang Mai is facing a critical situation as the water level of the Ping River has surged past 5.25 meters early morning of October 5, resulting in severe flooding on Chang Klan Road. The water continues to rise rapidly, and the current is dangerously strong, causing growing concerns for residents and businesses in the area. Local YouTube channel “LIVEREAL” broadcasted a live stream covering the flood situation for over three hours, capturing the swift inundation across the city. Between midnight and 01:00, floodwaters began overflowing into downtown areas at an alarming pace, with Chang Klan Road, the Night Bazaar, and Wat Uppakut quickly submerged. As authorities monitor the rising water levels, residents in affected areas are urged to stay vigilant and follow safety guidelines as the floodwaters continue to threaten the city. -- 2024-10-05 -
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China’s Military Expansion and America’s Defense Deficiency
Wonder where the authors think all the money is going to come from, considering the existing debt the US apparently can't pay off. -
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DSI fast-tracks fraud case against celebrity retailer Kornkanok
I bet there are some sphincters twitching out there right now. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 5 October 2024
Chiang Mai on High Alert as Ping River Surges Beyond 5.25 Metres The city of Chiang Mai is facing a critical situation as the water level of the Ping River has surged past 5.25 meters resulting in severe flooding. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339874-chiang-mai-on-high-alert-as-ping-river-surges-beyond-525-metres/ -
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China’s Military Expansion and America’s Defense Deficiency
IMO Xi has been looking at the USA's record of fomenting wars all over the place, and has decided China better be strong enough to deter the US from even trying it on. Only from a position of strength is China safe. Perhaps if Biden wasn't sending all the ammunition and weapons to israel the US would have enough. -
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Why aren't bus seats made from flame retardant material?
💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲 The bus a 1971 model, it had an engine replaced and illegally installed gas cylinders. I reckon the bus owner was not interested in forking out money for seats made of flame retardant material. These bus owners spend money on the BLING, not safety. -
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Minister Pushes for Bangkok F1 Race Plan with 2024 Deadline
I think when it comes to Aviation they know that they have to keep themselves up to International standards or the governing bodies will shut the country down. They're so dependent on tourism dollars that they would never want that to happen, but when it comes to something like traffic safety, especially if it were a road course as opposed to an enclosed course like they have in Buriram, that would have to be a huge concern. So I guess the answer is yes and no, all depending on the area we're discussing. In general the safety standards are very lax, most would agree with that.
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