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Thailand's Digital Card Chaos: Say Goodbye to TM6, Hello to Confusion!
I know I am a little dreamer ............. But would it not be nice that for individuals holding any active visas that the new TDAC software could connect to the TM30 and TM47 and immigration visa databases and prefill the TDAC form like the online 90-day reporting system (TM47) does. It would make life so much easier for folks doing border runs with tourist visas and those with a residency visas that depart and enter Thailand. -
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Scientists say they've discovered 'vast city' UNDERNEATH Egypt's Giza pyramids
Because claims of debunking can't really be taken seriously as the paper hasn't even been submitted for peer reviewe yet...even after the peer review...the true debunking will come if they excavate the site and find nothing...lets see if they give permission for a dig before any "debunking" -
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Job as a sales assistant in a small family-owned store.
Working remote (for companies which are not established in Thailand) is your only option. A bit of a grey area for some visas, but manageable. -
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Double ponytail
I see that somebody woke up without their sense of humor this morning. -
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Another reason not to buy Strata committee
Why on earth would you remain a resident for tax purposes, for what, to retain the $18,200 tax free threshold ? Retaining a property as a resident or non resident, attracts you capital gains tax, if I am not mistaken, the capital gains tax is calculated from the very 1st day you purchased it (new legislation) as a non resident, not from the day you left the country as it used to be ? You can negatively gear the property and claim losses as a resident vs a non resident, taketh with one hand (negative gearing), but paying it back with the other hand (capital gains tax), and I reckon the capital gains tax payable will be larger than what you claimed from negative gearing it. Shares are taxable as a resident, did your accountant not advice you that you would be better off as a non resident, i.e. to sell your property before you left the country so that no capital gains tax would apply, and to invest your money into shares/cryptocurrencies whereby no tax is payable as a non resident, unless the dividends on shares were not fully franked. To me, being a non resident has paid off, having sold my property and invested the money into shares/cryptocurrencies, means over the past 10 years, I paid ZERO tax, and my gains outweigh what the property value of my property would be today. I can and do still use Medicare when I return, e.g. it's still active as long as you use it within 5 years, then it resets as you are technically not out of the country for 5 years straight. Have I missed something, e.g. the benefits vs the non benefits of being a resident/non resident ? I have no interest in applying for the old age pension, because returning for the 2 year jail term to make it transportable is one thing for most, but (not feasible) for me because, they apply a thing called deeming, so even if I spent all of those $'s to return and stay to get the old age pension, once they applied the deeming rate to ones assets, they will reduce the old age pension, by 1/3 or a 1/2 or to zero depending on how much money/shares I own. Not interest in returning to a country that is way over priced in any ones means, suffice to say I have no idea how people afford to live in Australia today. Getting out of there when I did a decade ago was perfect and still is, as I am living the life here that I would not have been able to do there, because of the cost of living and the taxes on everything. Each to their own I suppose. -
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Healthy 1 year old girl dies of multi seizures less than 12 hours after receiving 6 vaccines
More innuendo from an unreliable source. Reddit is not science.
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