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Europe Braces for Escalation: Germany Mobilizes NATO Troops Amid Putin's Nuclear Threats
Given the entire idea that one side or the other has the ability to eliminate the planet as a host for humanity and most other species is insane in itself, so why expect politicians to be rational, when faced with the ultimate insanity? If the Vogons had to decide if humanity is worth saving, or being exterminated as a threat to the galaxy, I wonder what they would decide? -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
I agree wholeheartedly with the OP. The autocracy is a real threat but equally worrying is the appointment of RFK the antivax loon to the Health Department. Related to this subject, I note that the MAGA far right posters have become increasingly aggressive and abusive towards anyone with opinions other than theirs. Hey MAGA. You won (by the slimmest margin in 140 years) so get over it! -
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Getting Old: Stoic About It or Endless Whinger?
Nothing wrong in getting old when one considers the alternative. -
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Plan B Countries - Any Advice or Ideas ?
As far as I am concerned, this new Thai tax rules are as clear as mud. Yes, I have seen the allowances spouted by accountancy firms etc but no real announcements from the powers that be. If they attempted to tax me on foreign income, I would, like many others, leave and adopt the 180-day rule until they saw sense. However, whilst they are talking only about what comes into Thailand, I will now adjust my spending accordingly, the money that does come here is from my savings. I am too young to retire or get old age pension from the UK. A UK pension wouldn't be taxable anyway, ASAIK. Until I can clearly establish the new rules, I will use my ' Wise ' card and UK debit and credit cards as well as Cambodian cards to withdraw and pay cash for things as opposed to using Thai cards. I shall, until we have clarity, minimise cash from the UK to a Thai bank to 150K a year. I have no rents or credit here. We just have food and utilities. -
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Car Wash Places in Pattaya.
Isn't there still one at Big-CX, at the Northern corner behind the car park? \https://maps.app.goo.gl/zJ1SBiJegdq27dZeA -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
I do not have a Yellow Book. As a permanent resident I am in the Blue book. Any idea where i might find the required number (TIN??) -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
And just where have you bveen since the 2023 July OECD signing by 136 countries and Thailand's reported plans for taxation of expats and Thai's not paying taxes at all. BTW expattaxesthailand.com will be doing a webinar on how to fill out the forms - Friday 29 November 1 PM. you can register for the webinar at their website. -
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