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Blood in my urine
I guess you're not taking daily low-dose aspirin for artery/heart issues (or anything else)? Aspirin can cause bleeding almost anywhere.. Could be a kidney issue. -
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Hamas Sinks to New Lows with Hostage Body Swap
Not only children. So many of them bodies recovered after October 7th were burnt and mutilated to such an extent they could only be identified by DNA tests. What's missing in the OP is that Ariel and Kfir were murdered by hands and that their bodies were then mutilated in order for them to appear as if they were killed by bombing, trying to push the blame on the IDF. There's no bottom for how low these bustards monsters will go. Every time the world thinks they've reached the bottom they dig more and more. They must be eradicated from earth. -
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Trump got caught
getting a good start on outing illegal immigrants - the US already has one of the most open immigration allowances in the world so why allow an invasion of illegals and states take citizen monies from the citizen programs for these illegals. Even allowing in some cities/states people occupying vacant houses as folks go on vacation or such and then can't even get back into their house yet have to pay to keep utilities going and property taxes even while they have to fight for that property in court! Sick people allowing this crap! -
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A few friends of mine have made the move to Africa...
Thailand's full of Thai's though.... regards, Bob. -
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No tax on Aussie pension
Unfortunately when it comes to this forum and the definition of pensions (government vs state) not everyone uses the same terminology. I believe the consensus as you note, is that the word 'government' pensions is nominally to refer to the pension of a 'civil-servant' or an 'ex-military' pension. And the word 'state' pension is referred to as the old age pension that almost anyone (who worked in the country and paid taxes in that country for more than some small TBD # of years) qualifies for. Many DTAs, as you note, distinguish between the two types of pensions, but the DTAs use different wording other than 'government' and different other than 'state' for pensions. This thread is about Aussie pensions , so that is the most important aspect here in regards to the Thai-Australia DTA. As I posted before, DTAs for other countries can be different. The German-Thai DTA has the 'state' (old age type) pension nominally taxable only in Thailand , and I have been told the German-Thai DTA has the 'government' (civil service/ex-military) pension taxable only in Germany. I struggle to find that last bit in the Thai - German DTA, but I have read (on this forum) that is the case. Another example, in the case of the Thai-Canada DTA, where ALL Canadian sourced pensions (and similar remunerations) are only taxed in Canada and not in Thailand. This is not the fabulous deal that it sounds, as Thai income tax rates tend to be less than Canadian in some cases, and it would possibly be better for Canadians in Thailand to have such pensions (and similar remunerations) taxable only in Thailand (and not taxable in Canada). Hopefully, for Australian government pensions, state pensions, private pensions, and similar remunerations, it becomes more clear to all as to the Thailand tax filing requirements. -
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Things I Don't Like
One has been going on longer than the other. Both are rude. When someone starts hollering on their phone around me, I start hollering on my phone, and louder.
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