TAT launches “Phuket is now open” marketing campaign
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Vietnam retirement
but they already included UK in this statement "Vietnam's new visa policy effective from 15th August 2023 extends stay duration for 13 countries enjoying unilateral visa exemption from 15 days to 45 days, regardless of passport type and entry purpose. The 13 coutries include: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Russia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Belarus" so first statement says 13 countries, second statement 25 countries, UK in both -
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Trump just said he is going to pardon the J6 "hostages".
Over 30,000 lies spoken or posted by Trump in his first term, you have a higher count? It's going to be fascinating and very entertaining when it dawns on the Trump supporters his policies are throwing them under a bus. -
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Thaksin blames Prawit for political turmoil amid coup fallout
Because, Thaskins goverment put in a few good policys, it does not say he was good for the country, its proven he was only looking after himself and his clan, the guy is resonsible for killings , corruption, found guily of that charge, The Thaksin government faced allegations of corruption, authoritarianism, treason, conflicts of interest, acting non-diplomatically, and muzzling of the press. Thaksin was accused of tax evasion, lèse majesté ,he is not liked by the majority of the thai poeople, Yes, the PP might win the next election, but what will happen ?? the Thai people are lethargic, democracy is fought for not given. and untill the Thai people get off there arse, nothing will change! -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
This is not what would normally be considered a tax credit. I would expect that if you paid 39K equivalent in UK tax, then you would deduct 39K from your Thai tax due. Your method, by subtracting the tax paid from the total remittance BEFORE calculating Thai tax, merely gives you a 5% effective tax credit for what you paid in the UK. Had you owed tax, your tax credit as described would amount to a 2000 baht reduction on your tax bill.
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