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good australian hangouts ?
Boxing Roo has been closed for years. Roo Sign is still there if that's what you mean by life support? -
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good australian hangouts ?
Here is the walkabout Creek now Same with Boxing Roo. It's been closed for years -
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Christmas Puddings Blocked at Checkout in Scotland Due to Alcohol Restrictions
Were they drinking Tyskie ? The Polish beer -
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Buying gold
The "craftsmenship premium" in Thailand is very low. As opposed to bid/ask spreads for physical Gold in the rest of the world. Measured by OZ (30.1 grams). Therefore, "Thai Gold", even in form of jewellery can be an attractive investement. Only thing: Buying and selling must take place in Thailand. To sell "Thai-Gold" in Europe is an advenure in itself, to be advoided if ever possible. -
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Please, please help me to understand
There are various allowances and deductions available along with possible deductions from your countries DTA you tax bill will be some amount under ฿275,000 how much under depends on your personal circumstances it is possible, though unlikely, that you may owe no tax. The TRD has 10 years to decide if they want to audit you (only 3 if you file a return), the penalties for deliberate evasion can be severe and include prison time. One almost immediate action is to hold you in Thailand until they are satisfied that any tax due is paid. Your travel can be restricted, even if you owe no tax, until the TRD happy that your filings, or non filings, are correct and any tax due is paid. -
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There a a couple of cretins who post drivel and rubbish here
Probably shareholders of the site who had a "genius idea" to drive traffic. Guys, in the long term you are doing your forum a lot of harm.- 1
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Is it possible to have a UK Bank account while being tax resident in Thailand?
Especially if you owe them money in one form or another. I do wonder if anyone has ever had their account closed down whilst having an ongoing loan or even long term mortgage which is paid by direct debit from the main current account which is subject to closure? Because that may not end well for the bank if they cut off the only easy way to repay things....and we all know they're not so stupid when it comes to collecting.
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