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Trump Threatens Major Tariff Surge of 50% on EU Amid Trade Frustrations
Then U-Turn on his previous U-Turn again. And again. And again . . . -
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Pattaya YouTuber Videotapes himself breaking and entering....
Isn't it your channel? -
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Trump Threatens Major Tariff Surge of 50% on EU Amid Trade Frustrations
Ill-informed nonsense, the EU’s common economic area was created by removing tariffs for those nations that joined it, those that nations that didn’t, and the one that left, don’t get the membership benefits of zero tariffs. -
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Anyone got a Deye 10kW inverter - thoughts and experience?
Sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you are saying. You have the load and grid connection earths connected with your house earth, as well as connection between the house and inverter earth? Because of the distance (50m), I won't be able to do that. My current setup, and what I am planning to continue with the new Deye inverter, is to connect both the inverter metal enclosure as well as the load and grid earths to a local earth rod (I think you have earlier called this a TT island). Only live and neutral will run between inverter and the house wiring. Will wiring the Deye inverter like that work OK and be safe? Thanks for you reply. -
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If there is no life after death...
Yep. Spot on. Sadly faith overrides rationality. Evidence is not needed. -
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Report Foreign Earnings Taxed Under New Thai Rules - But With Exceptions
The Bangkok Post article outlines a possible shift in policy that, if enacted, would allow Thai citizens to avoid tax on foreign income if it’s remitted within the year it is earned or the following year. This would effectively reverse the significant changes introduced in 2023, which came into effect on 1 January 2024. However, the article only refers to Thai nationals. There is no mention of expats, and no official announcement or clarification has yet been made by the Thai Revenue Department. As things stand, the 2024 rules remain in place.
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