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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
What visa will you be on and what is required? -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Not sure of your point.......if the credit card you use for purchases in Thailand is paid off with non assessable income/funds, then there is no taxable event. Plain and simple. What am I missing? -
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Rapid Greening of Antarctica: Scientists Alarmed by Climate Change Impact
The human race has survived worse and even thrived in the ice age, perhaps in a 100 years Antarctica could be a viable place to live, the countries in the northern hemisphere will no doubt have a renaissance with improved weather conditions. Sorry about the southern regions though, many will be partially submerged if conditions worsen but there's plenty of room in Siberia, it may even be possible to grow rice there later. -
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Thailand Delays Automated Entry System for Foreign Tourists
How do the automatic immigration gates currently used in Thailand work? I don't think they have a QR reader, because passports have no QR codes. -
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when Donald Trump Wins & Makes Amerika Grape Again
Hopefully it isn't contagious. -
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Honda ADV 160 (2025) – Stiff Suspension: Should I Upgrade?
have you tried checking the tyre pressures ? not unknown for the shops to super over inflate them... in my experience (with correctly inflated tyres), the ADV 160's suspension is pretty good .... -
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Documentary explores war crimes being posted on social media.
You used a post from 2009 as evidence when the overwhelming thai population now discriminate against russian and chinese tourists for being alot worse than israeli tourists -
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Random RCBO Trip...What Next?
Our garage is hot and probably 100% humidity alot. All metal tools etc go rusty from the humidity me thinks. Just off to Kuchinari to see if they have a MCB for the garage CU. If not, my stick it in the microway. 🙂 -
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
When you file, you self assess and self declare. The TRD will either accept at face value, the things you say or they will ask you to provide supporting evidence. The system is no different really to anywhere else in the world. -
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Trump lost the respect of veterans – including me. He's a risk to our democracy.
Only by 8.2 million votes......let's be fair..... -
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1/3 of Cash Handout Recipients Undecided on Backing Thai Govt
Not one single person said they would buy alcohol and get blasted for a few days. -
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when Donald Trump Wins & Makes Amerika Grape Again
A blind link to a social media video against forum standards of conduct has been removed. -
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Jatuporn Threatens Street Protests Against Casino and Land Lease Plans
Casinos will facilitate the spread of the disease. Those responsible for facilitating its spread will do nothing to facilitate treatment of the disease. Those responsible intend to look after nobody except themselves. The notion that building casinos is "looking after its people" is ludicrous. -
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Thailand's Cashless Leap: Ahead of the Asean Pack by 2028
No idea what you think you are checkmating about.... I never made any claims about numbers of transactions processed in a single day. I never made any claim about numbers of transactions AT ALL. Or did you perhaps intend to comment to someone else? That said... BTC is often used as a generic term for cryptocurrency. Solana is a cryptocurrency that is newer and more advanced than the original Bitcoin. There are many coins that have developed to be better, in various ways for various purposes, than Bitcoin. Solana, for example, is known to be able to process 65,000 transactions per second (carried out to a whole day, it would be over 5 billion). I believe that is fairly substantial. It is significantly more than the combination of what SWIFT, ACH, RTGS systems, all large banks of the world (JPMorgan, HCBS, etc), Visa, and Mastercard handle in any given day. I believe Bitcoin is in the range of 400-500,000/day, which would be enough to handle all of TARGET2 (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System) transactions. That is significant, but of course, the original coin (Bitcoin) has been far outdone by others thathave come along, (like Solana, Polygon, XRP, Ethereum, etc). There is no need to be dependent solely on Bitcoin. I'm not intending on playing chess, but if we were, it doesn't appear that your idea would equate to a checkmate. But then again, I'm not really sure what you are trying to prove.
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