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Pattaya Left Behind in Thailand's 'Premium' Tourism Upgrade Strategy
I agree about Phuket. It’s become a den of thieves ,scams and traffic jams. Pattaya is better because it’s more varied and closer to Bangkok also a better climate than Phuket. . If only it would stop the sea water pollution , clean up those shack like shops, ban buses from the centre , and create a proper ring rd with traffic control/ parking, then it would attract better tourists. Anutin can forget wanting luxury seeking tourists , apart from some 5 star hotels there is nothing else to lure them here. -
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House Approves Sanctions on ICC Over Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
The IDF are good at killing ten-thousands of innocent people. They are good at destroying homes, hospital, infrastructure, etc. If the IDF did nothing wrong, then you should not be concerned about the international court investigating. -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
This seems to be the point of some debate on the forum. You know your remittances are not assessable income, but the TRD does not. This simple fact prompted many, including myself, to post that a Tax Clearance Certificate may very well be needed at extension time. This would force foreigners to get a TIN, file, declare their non assessable funds / remittances, be issued the certificate, and it's done, or, pay tax. The debate appears to be about "self assessment." One way of thinking is, my funds are not assessable, so no need to file. The other way of thinking is, I need to file in order to inform the TRD that my funds are not assessable. To date, mixed messages from government and professionals. Time will tell if we ALL have to file, or only those who want to file. Note I said "want" as opposed to "should," It's for this reason I have said without any collection and enforcement, this is no tax policy at all. Time will tell how this unfolds. -
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New McDonald's
Back in the early to mid-1980's I worked on the Strand in London and there was a big Wendy's there. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Wendy burgers were better than any other fast food chain, though still way behind the likes of Strikes and Hard Rock. I haven't seen a Wendy's in decades but, like many things, it probably won't taste as good as it used to in the old days to us fossils. -
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Minister launches emergency plan as deadly dust chokes Thailand
Just imagine if they used the same energy to stop burning here as had with the retarded Covid circus? Police arresting people for swimming in the sea or for having wine at home. Never going to forget those months of total madness. If there is a will there is a way.
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