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Immigration - totally useless
I'm stuck in heaven. ❤️ Wouldn't want to be anywhere else. -
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Liberal Meltdown Thread
You weren't quoting anybody although it's possible you were referring to Clinton's disgraceful behaviour while in office. -
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Noisy neighbour in the gated town house
Yes, I have noticed the middle aged ladies do it far more than the men, Thais that is. Anyone want to pass comment on the Russians, on this . -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
You're now deflecting to a different point, I was referring to stocks and the remittance of the proceeds of stock sales. Stocks are discrete, fungible assets, the owner can choose not only which specific stock they sell ( e.g. I can sell my MSFT , or my NVDA) and then remit, but also have accounting methods (LIFO/FIFO/MAC) to use when a single stock is involved and a portion of this is sold, and remitted. Now regarding remittance of property sales, it's incorrect to state "the entire value of the transaction is regarded as capital gains". Since you won't believe me, I suggest you refer to your friend at Expat Tax. In their property capital gains webinar, they state: "Remittance of original capital (no gain) is not taxable". So, if you sell a property for what you paid for it, or less, you can then remit the entire proceeds to Thailand as non assessable income. For remittance of capital gain from property sale, two deduction/calculation methods are available - one is an actual cost method ( deduction of renovations, sale costs etc from sale price then deduct purchase price to get net capital gain), the other is a blanket % deduction on sale price based on the number of years the property is held. On your opinion above, Expat Tax does not agree with you, as they have published different available calculation methods for capital gains for stocks, and for sale of property. -
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Trump is back! He has won.
I read Black Like Me years ago in my mid or late 20's. Yes, racism exists, among all ethnicities, not just among those that are identified as Caucasian. Those that claim a particular ethnicity cannot be racist, are lying! I have lived among racists. Some were hard core racists, like the klan members in Louisiana, in my childhood. Some were more subtle in their words, but still recognizable as racists. As a child I learned what a racist is, by their words and deeds. There are those in the democrat party and their supporters, that will call people who are descended from those that were brought to America from the African continent, uncle tom's, house n....., etc, when those blacks identify with being conservative. There are the blacks themselves that use that obscenity, n....., against those of any ethnicity. They do it with malicious intent! Offspring of black and Caucasian unions were in Louisiana when I was a child in the 1950's and 1960's. Some with black fathers and some with black mothers. It's not something that I have become aware of only recently. Why would I find it interesting? I have seen people that claim to be black and their skin has less melanin than my grandkids!! My mockery, as you call it, is based in truth. Except for the Mini Mouse and Daisy Duck. I through that in as a joke. I have told it several times today. I didn't write them in as pres. and v.p. when I voted. -
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Should I Tell My Friend That His Girlfriend Is Trans?
So @JK-Trilly what are you going to do? -
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