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'Deception and denial': Voter views reveal dark truth about Trump's 'mandate'
I'm wondering how long it takes Jaguar to wake up and realize that the kind of people who buy Jaguars probably won't appreciate the nutty brand makeover, and it's certainly not going to sell any cars. Who owns the company these days? -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Renewed on Thursday. No mention of TIN's / Tax / or Pensions. Just the usual, in and out in 30 minutes. -
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How to make Avatar pic?
Yes, plenty of free online software or app to create one. Take any photo, crop if wanting and resize down to 100 x 100 pixels if need to be that small. Could even lessen the resolution of gif, maybe, to fit parameters of avatar upload. -
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Man Injured in Roadside Crash While Stopping for a Call of Nature in Pattaya
If you are driving at a speed commensurate with the conditions you should spot a parked bike; therefore I conclude 'negligence'. -
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'Deception and denial': Voter views reveal dark truth about Trump's 'mandate'
'Serwer spoke with several Trump supporters' do you think "several" out of 76.9m risks not being a representative sample? This is MSN relying on the low level of sophistication of it's readers. Not just the small sample size that would be completely meaningless statistically but HOW were they selected. what was the format of the discussion/questions.? You keep falling for this. We don't. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
The process is fairly simple, although it would be advisable to get a Tax Accountant to do the Donkey work with HMRC. 1. Government Pension, no way, unless you are a dual National who returns to original Country 2. State Pension. Dont know, but I think the above would apply. 3. Private pensions, perfectly feasible. Obtain other Country TIN Give to Tax Accountant with details of what you want the NT Tax code to apply to Let the Tax Accountant do the rest. When the dust settles here in Thailand. I'll probably go down that route with my private pension as it will probably benefit me to have it taxed in Thailand, rather than a straight 20% in the UK P85 is the form that needs completed, which can be found and completed online on the HMRC website.
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