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Great discounts today. Just bought a Poco phone, listed at Bht 10990, discounted to Bht 8756. Great. Finishes in 15 hours. -
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What did you have for breakfast?
That's true for most granola sold these days, and why I stay away from them, although there are a few that don't use added sugar. They are still high in calories because of the dried fruit and nuts, and a serving size is pretty small, like a handful. -
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Luxury Behind Bars? Police Probe Hotel-Like Prison Services
No, I don't take information from the media -
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What was your job (profession) when you moved to Thailand
Worked in a sporting goods chain, selling guns, hunting and camping equipment and fishing tackle. -
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Convenience Store Employee Praised for Preventing Electric Pole Fire from Spreading
You should review that comment, you will likely find it was not me. Comms cables don't usually have much power in them. -
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Thai Man Arrested for Stealing from Tourists on Ferry to Koh Larn
Composite courtesy: Daily News Pattaya tourist police arrested a 52-year-old Thai man who was looking for victims on a ferry to Koh Larn. He would engage tourists in conversation before stealing their belongings. It was discovered that he had a long history of criminal activity. On September 8th, around 10:30 AM, Pol. Lt. Col. Piyapong Aensan, the superintendent of Tourist Police Division 4, received a report of a theft involving a 37-year-old female tourist. Her iPhone had been stolen, and the suspect was described as a Thai man around 50 years old. The victim explained that while on the ferry to Koh Larn, a man around 50 years old sat next to her, initiated a conversation, and became friendly. Once they arrived at Tawean Beach on Koh Larn, she realized her iPhone was missing when she wanted to take a photo. She suspected the man and quickly reported to the tourist police. Officers then reviewed CCTV footage and identified the suspect as Somsak Buengnork, a 52-year-old man. They found him walking near Tawean Beach on Koh Larn and conducted a search, discovering the stolen iPhone in his bag. He admitted to the theft when confronted with the evidence. PIcture courtesy: Daily News Somsak was taken into custody along with the recovered phone and sent to Pattaya City Police Station for legal action. His criminal record showed multiple offenses, including child molestation in 2021, theft in Ratchaburi in 2021, and night-time theft in Pattaya in 2024. He had been involved in numerous criminal activities over the years. -- 2024-09-09 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Also, Thailand, by royal decree of his majesty the King, offers tax exemption to all long term visa holders. Something you don’t see anywhere else in the world. So for any foreigner who makes a decent income on their investments - there is no income tax. -
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Luxury Behind Bars? Police Probe Hotel-Like Prison Services
My KNOWLEDGE of it comes from the same sources as your information. press, TV news, and accounts from ex cons! -
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What did you have for breakfast?
sorry hummin, i'm gonna bust your chops a bit. why you need to stop eating granola for breakfast https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/granola-breakfast-why-you-shouldnt-eat-healthy-eating-tips-a7217811.html The popular food contains enough sugar to rival chocolate cake -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
They can't get our bank records without a subpoena or a warrant. Otherwise that is personal information that is password protected. So then what? Will they require copies of Bank statements? So open another account and keep very little in it.- 2
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Why does the TRD have no interest in flagging large remittances from overseas? The recent rule change means that's exactly what they are interested in, Thai's who have been investing money overseas and now must pay tax on any profit when it is remitted. And if they're not interested in that, what exactly are they are interested in? You keep talking about the lack of TRD enforcement but you have no first hand knowledge that you've shared with us about what the TRD enforces or how, except anecdotal information about some bargirls you know being financed by o/s boyfriends. Your comments are not even remotely credible as fact and your argument is not remotely credible as even guesswork. -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Do they need us ? Maybe they'd like to clear us out and this is one sure way to thin out non tourists etc 🤔 -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
So how are they going to find the money? All bank accounts are password protected, and Thailand has no jurisdiction to enforce laws in the US. Nope.
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