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Pattaya Immigration officers arrest ten people including Chinese, Indian, and Thai nationals in crackdown on crime involving undocumented migrants
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Help needed with one question about UK frozen state pension.
Of course your pension is uprated annually, because you have not told them you have returned permanently to Thailand. That is fraud! -
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Man busted in UK smuggling cannabis from Thailand to clear debt
Yup, he was well over the limit of what could have gotten him a death sentence. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
So, what's that to do with me or the crack-down on fraudsters thread...... Start your own thread chap, on the subject................ -
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Montreal Erupts in Violent Anti-Israel Protests
Protesters or Terrorists? Masking up and committing violence is not protesting, arrest them all and put them in reeducation camps, with many years of hard labor before gaining their freedom back. -
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Man busted in UK smuggling cannabis from Thailand to clear debt
Well, he should be thankful he wasn't in Singapore .... zero sympathy for drug people. they chose the wrong path, and everyone knows right from wrong. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Nothing to be excited about. I receive the same documents (and more) from my foreign banks (US, French, Spanish, Thai) where I have or had accounts. I declare to the Canada Revenue Agency I own foreign bank accounts. In 40 years I never received any request for additional informations and never paid any taxes on my foreign holdings. Canada does not care about what you own overseas as long as you don’t make an income from your overseas holdings. Many « snowbirds » own properties in the US, Mexico, Costa Rica, etc…and they list their properties for rent on internet or through real estate agents. For decades these landlords did not declare the rental income or got paid in cash. Now they need to prove taxes have been paid to either the country where the rental unit is or to the Canada Revenue Agency if Canadian resident. I think this is the next step for foreigners being home owners in Thailand. Do you get any income from your home or condo? Regarding the IRS forms they are standard reporting forms if you receive income, dividends, etc…from a US corp. Either you chose to add these incomes to your Canadian declaration or you may chose the withholding tax by the IRS. Not a big deal as long you can prove taxes have been paid. In conclusion these procedures were the results of wealthy foreign investors (either European but mostly Chinese) buying big chunks of properties, land, houses and condos and getting rental incomes in order to pay the local taxes, maintenance fees and mortgages. But they did not declare the rental incomes. It started by housing relative students studying in North America; once the students graduated, they would rent the units to other foreign students (or fake students) through a network of very elaborate connections. They would even « sell » their cars to the next wave of « students ». If you are not part of these « suckers » nothing to be worried about. -
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Egyptian Tourist Arrested for Sexual Assault in Luxury Condo Lift
Nope. I meant a night club or something How times have changed. I am 40 years old. I can only imagine what Pattaya was like in the 80's. Bottom slapping was probably happened all the time and nobody thought anything of it
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