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New footage shows Brit strolling out of air crash.
Time for bed Malky boy. You are getting abusive now. One VB too many? That's the weak pi$$ you Aussie bogans drink isn't it? -
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The effects Israel's aggressive war against Iran will have on you
Even now, Nantaz's underground enrichment halls have not been damaged. Iran's second uranium enrichment facility at Fordo cannot be destroyed by any Israeli weapons, except nuclear weapons. The US has so far said the bunker buster bomb is not going to be provided to Israel. So whilst Israel has hit a few targets, they have not acomplished the main mission, to take out the uranium enrichment facilities. https://apnews.com/article/bunker-buster-bomb-israel-iran-fordo-fordow-b2-nuclear-8a612cbf16aa0f99bd9992334ffc93d7 -
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Revenue Department to amend tax on foreign income remittance
No. You just failed to read. My point has always been about you talking about and you going for a NEEDLESS TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE. No. I never posted about expats needing to get a Tax Clearance Certificate. The MOST that I posted about a Tax Clearance certificate was that it is ON the books (for a different purpose) and if Thailand wanted to, they could bring such a measure into play. However i also noted the Thai government thought such a PIA and hence I did not, and I do not, believe they will bring such into play. Stating forum members should consider their own tax situation is NOT a contradiction. Not in the slightest. You simply can not read or you like to make up imaginary viewpoint to debate from, since you can't debate the actual view points stated. Do they? If their pensions from abroad are civil service or military, per most DTAs they can not be taxed by Thailand, which per Royal Decree means they are exempt Thailand tax for such pensions, and hence exempt the Thai tax calculation, which means they are not to be considered as assessable income when reviewing the Thai calculation. Further, if their pension is from years prior and as of 1-Jan-2024 was prior year savings, per Por.161.162 any such remitted income is exempt from Thailand tax, and hence exempt the Thai tax calculation, which means they are not to be considered as assessable income when reviewing the Thai calculation. Further, if the DTA (like Canada's DTA with Thailand) states only Canada (and NOT Thailand) can tax Canadian sourced pension, then per Royal Decree means they are exempt Thailand tax for such pensions, and hence exempt the Thai tax calculation, which means they are not to be considered as assessable income when reviewing the Thai calculation. Show me your references for demographics. I have read the Royal Decree, I have read a number of DTAs, and I have read some of the Ministerial Directives/Instructions, ... and note they mean MANY, ... MANY, ok ?? MANY expat's remitted income is exempt Thai tax and not to be included in considering the assessable income threshold. To a large extent it depends on individual DTAs which expats should famiiarize themselves with in regards to the source country of their remitted income. No. My Canadian pension is not taxable by Thailand per the Thai-Canada DTA. My civil service European pension is from working in Germany where German civil service pension is, to the best of my knowledge, not taxable from Thailand. No it is not irrelevant. It is very relevant with timing being important. As a non-resident to Thailand, I brought a LOT of money into Thailand prior to 2019 when I only became a Thai tax resident in 2020. I have been living off of the year 2020 money ever since. ie NO REMITTED income to Thailand after 31-Dec-2023. I also have an LTR-WP visa, but I have not had to use that for any taxation exemption aspects as of yet. And I have relevant DTAs which exempt me from Thailand taxation. Thailand talks of a lot of things. Don't they. ok? Thailand are also talking of stopping taxation on remitted income for a while. Will they? Or is it just talk? ok ? Did I say Thailand talks of a lot of things? I think i did. Nonsense. If you want to see real scaremongering, look in the mirror while you read your own posts. Absolutely !! Which why I have stated MANY times expats should be familiar with the DTAs of their source income country with Thailand. For example, in my case, also familiar with the Thai-German DTA. Clear enough for me. Obviously its not clear for you, ... ... as you fail to put a big qualification every time you post about Tax Clearance Certificates, ... you totally fail to note that there is NO TALK, NONE, NADDA, by the Thai government , for the Thai government possibly re-introducing the Tax Clearance Certificate. NO TALK. NONE. NADDA. Further, if I read your posts correctly, you paid money so to get a Tax Clearance Certificate when NONE was required. Absolutely NONE required. Good job! lol !! lol !! lol !!!!!!! Covered needlessly. I think that should be clear to ALL on the forum, except for 1 person. That person is you. I don't know how many. Nor do I claim to how many. I do know many expats, likely myself, who through either their income source (DTAs with Thailand), or their living off of per-1-Jan-2024 savings remittances to Thailand, or who are living off of money brought into Thailand when a none resident, have no income that qualifies as being assessable in Thailand. The biggest group (of those that I noted in the previous paragraph) have DTAs which cover them from a tax threshold (to file) perspective. Clearly we won't agree on this. Your paranoia drove you to ask for a Tax Clearance Certificate (when such not necessary) and then you proceeded to post multiple times how that was important. There is no talk about such Tax Clearance Certificate by the Thai government but that has not deterred you. There is likely not much point in us pursuing this. Do you really believe many on this forum will believe your paranoia about needing a Tax Clearance certificate? . -
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Rape Gangs in the UK.
Thank you for your pursuit of truth. Everyone seems to be unwilling to accept it -
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Thailand’s Losing Its Edge — Is Vietnam the Next Real Deal?
Why move to another country and wait 10 years hoping the natives will change their ways, and behave the way YOU want them to behave? Just remember, you chose Thailand, Thailand didn't choose you. P.S. I assume your username is meant to be irony? You don't sound like a happy camper 🙂
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