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Nigel Farage and King Charles Share a Laugh Despite Past Disagreements
Adda boy King Farage 🙂 -
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Thailand cracks down on fake visa holders: Pakistanis face blacklist
There are a lot of Russians now in Samui, the vast majority don't look like they belong to crime gangs. Families with children, no tattoos, neatly dressed. -
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Overstay and fly back home.
Three years would be a better deterrent, obviously 20. 000 baht is not, that's far less than he would have spent doing things legally for the past 18 years, so nowhere near enough of a fine, -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
I agree with that. There is no place where foreign income can be inserted. All I see is income earned from work in Thailand. If anyone knows different please say..... Regarding pre 2024 savings. These are, for me, invested on a platform however, the interest is taxed by the UK government (bless 'em) at 10% which makes it non-assessable -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
Which begs the question- to obtain a TIN or not, based upon one's own circumstances. My Uk state pension falls below my current exemptions of 560k per year. My Military salary/ pension, is covered under the DTA agreement. Yes, I'm aware of the 60/ 120k per annum rule. It seems pointless filing a TIN, when so many have reported that their TRD local offices, have stated " no need". So, I have records of all uk/ Thailand transfers, plus HMRC documentation of income and tax paid. Along with the annual P60 confirming everything. Guess I'll just wait out.
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