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Finding Factories for Rent in Bangkok for Growing Weed in 2025
How big, what is the power requirements and how long a lease do you want? Bangkok province or proper? -
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Musk targets Social Security with blatant misinformation
I am suggesting that people who are receiving benefits in excess of what their contributions are worth, should either not qualify for the excess benefits or should be taxed at a higher rate than if they were US residents. I am not suggesting that anyone be denied access to the benefits that they have paid for. It is theirs to do with as they wish. Nor am I suggesting that people who winter in Thailand for 2-3 or even 4 months be penalized. I suggest that you consider how such procedures are applied in other countries. Some countries restrict supplemental old age benefits for non resident retirees through the tax treatment of social benefits income. As I understand the complaints of Australian retirees, the old age pension is taxable income, Non Resident Australians lose their qualification for the tax free threshold and are therefore subject to tax on the full payment. Canada will not pay the supplemental Old Age Security guaranteed income to non residents. Some countries already freeze the benefits a person receives as soon as they become non residents. There are easy ways to manage the issue. The 180 day rule is used for other tax treatments. Why do you believe that the taxpayers should support non residents who are not contributing to the economic well being of their nation? My suggestion of limitation applies only to the amounts in excess of what the beneficiaries contributions are worth. To do otherwise is to exploit the US taxpayers. There are many affordable places in the USA. It's just that some people would rather be in an exotic locale playing golf or drinking beer in front of the 7-11 rather than Backwash, MS. The issue of affordability is moot. If the logic was followed through, these people could live on a pittance in the Congo or Bolivia, but the reality is that they choose to live in a delightful exotic locale like Thailand. -
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Washington Reassures Ukraine of Its Role in Peace Talks with Russia
Biden was doing such a great job getting this resolved. Too bad his dementia was such that he was not able to run again. Had Harris won and just stayed the course, Putin would have would have surrendered by now. -
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Trip Report Chaeng Wattana - 14 Feb 2025 - Retirement Extension
Try https://www.immigration.go.th/#serviceonline If you are in Bangkok, try https://gov.immigration1.queueonline.net/appointment/login.html?v35 It sometimes works, not very intuitively though The old link used to be https://www.immigration.go.th/?page_id=20131 It's not working. -
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Finding Factories for Rent in Bangkok for Growing Weed in 2025
I can help you with that. I have a law firm company all about Cannabis in Bangkok and i have a huge connection in the community thats can help you find a good farm in Bangkok and you dont have pay to much to spend on to build. Also we can make sure everything is legal for you. Please contact us by Line or phone number : 0966608666. I looking forward to hear from you soon. -
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Family Rush to Rescue British Man With Mystery Illness in Thailand
another deadbeat Brit w/o insurance
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