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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Yes I saw that. Do you understand the Thai Revenue Code only allows deductions/allowances against Thai Mutual Funds, that means a mutual fund raised and owned by a Thai bank or securities company and managed under Thai SEC rules, regardless of the securities contained in that fund? -
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Dick Cheney Will Also Vote For Harris
The phrase “draining the swamp” was coined by progressives in the early 20th century (not by Trump who used it rent-free during his first run for the presidency) and in U.S. politics the term generally refers to removing corruption, inefficiency, or entrenched interests in government. Not so ironic though is the fact that Trump's actions during his four years as president fully fits the narrative of "the swamp". If the shoe fits... -
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Can the Asean Now Community Mediate? Your Input is Needed!
Definitely counterclaim something criminal, eg false advertising or something else you can justify. -
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Just nearly sent me back home 😦 to Blighty.
Proud British gentleman I assume. Finest sort 👌 Have a nice day sir -
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U.S. News Leaders Raise Concerns Over Declining Press Freedoms
As 'impulse' implied I am ignorant of many things, like we all are of course as we are (supposed to be) human. I am not that familiar with (or am ignorant of) how the Constitution and its amendments are applied in civil or criminal law. I understand that it is the 1st Amendment that protects the freedom of speech. But it seems not a complete protection of the freedom of speech, as Alex Jones may be aware after he was on the wrong end of defamation lawsuit for his Sandy Hook theories. So my question is, as the guy interviewed by Tucker Carlson is obviously wrong, and he'll clearly been upsetting people with his comments, how come he isn't sued or subject to criminal investigation? My guess is he can't be held criminally liable due to the 1st Amendment, but he clearly could be found liable in a civil case? Is that right? -
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Just nearly sent me back home 😦 to Blighty.
Lucky you had an app for making video calls then, on your phone with internet connection, did she hold phone at arms length to see her cutting rubber trees ? Did you use your UK sim or did the officer call her from his phone ? Personally I would expect a long term GF to meet me at the Airport. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I read the Sept Bangkok Post article, did you? Did you see mutual fund investing abroad? -
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Totally legal way to activate Windows
Was it me starting talking about super computers? I was talking about secure servers for bank and financial transactions. -
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The 'noise gardener' problem at my condo
The intellectual level in society seems to be sinking everywhere, as can be observed also in this forum. Just compare the logical quality of the vast majority of statements in the present thread with those in https://aseannow.com/topic/896526-why-do-thais-hate-trees-so-much/ - a comparable thread I just came across, by coincidence. Eight years to reduce human ability by let's say some 30 %. Any extrapolations for 2032? -
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What essential safe riding habits from back home could put you in danger in Thailand?
In my home country we're taught the 'life saver' - the good look over your shoulder to check behind, but when riding in Thailand I find that in the millisecond spent looking behind, total mayhem can break out in front of you. So in Thailand I rely more on my mirrors, unless I'm stationary. And I use my mirrors when stopped at lights, looking for the 'brake failure' truck charging through on red. Also, when going through a green light at home, I don't feel a need to check for red light jumpers crossing in front, but here you need to thread through the traffic that decided the red light was only advisory. Finally .... only use your horn and give the finger when you have a clear escape route. -
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Bye bye Electric & Hello Hydrogen?
Enclosed is a graphic (modified from ExpatOilWorker) with Thai baht costs on it (4.1 baht per kilowatt hour). In reality, you can multiple the Hydrogen costs by at least 1.5 as the production/distribution chain will want some profit, may the government will want some fuel tax too? -
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Can the Asean Now Community Mediate? Your Input is Needed!
…and with that, you should file racketeering charges/investigation against him. -
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Totally legal way to activate Windows
No, but you're wrong assuming that Super Computers run as Internet servers for financial transactions. -
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Can you defend yourself?
Sure, if you are into life changing sucker punches. No doubt you will fix yourself a good amount of jail time. That will never be called self defense. It´s more like premeditated action of a coward. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Aw look, the posters confused and doesn't understand the difference between Thai mutual funds and overseas mutual funds.....probably shouldn't be investing in anything if that's the case!
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