I seriously doubt that’s likely to impress any Thai female. They don’t really appreciate the use of the last word there. There are words you could use which are at least a little more polite. Use of that pronoun when referring to yourself isn’t overly clever either.
The exact wording:
The OECD Model Tax treaty shorthand language, as I pointed out in a previous posting, has may be taxed to mean: Contracting country in question has primary taxation rights -- but the other country has secondary taxation rights (may ONLY be taxed gives exclusive taxation rights, thus no secondary taxation rights -- not the situation here). Thus, the UK like the US DTA, gives the UK primary taxation authority on rents, meaning, they get to keep the whole enchilada of tax collection. Thailand, however, can also tax rental income -- if remitted. However, it has to absorb a tax credit equal to the taxes paid on this rental income to the UK. So, on the back of an envelope, if you see UK tax amount (the credit) trumping the Thai taxation amount -- forget even including it on the Thai tax return (which, for now, has no place for that UK tax credit anyway).
It seems your brain power has plateaued for the day. The FACT is MSNBC viewership has plummeted. I gave only 7 citations for this but there's a lot more than that all saying the same thing. I'm sure the loyal sheeple are still watching but as the saying goes you can't cure stupid.
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