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Banks refusing to witness Life Certificates for UK Pension Service now?
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Dental spas in Bangkok - Top 5
Just a new way to charge more for fixing your teeth. I hate going to the dentists office and would never consider it a spa experience no matter what they offer. I have a place I have been using for years has great equipment, pleasant staff, and professional dentists for all sorts of issue's concerning teeth and gums. They know how anxious I get about any work on my teeth and put me at ease as much as they can. They did a renovation a couple years back, but kept the same price point. Good service and great value but definitely not a Spa. To each their own. -
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Trump Declares “No Price Tag” on Mass Deportation Plan in NBC Interview
Combined with tax cuts and tariffs, a nice way to increase inflation! 😃 -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Although neither of which happens to be the Pnd 90 or 91 that is needed for the full year's PIT return. Presumably they will be along shortly............ -
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Republicans begin walking back campaign promises
I have moved this topic to the political soapbox, as forum rules for the original home country forum states. “For topics and events related to the US and Canada. Political news topics are not permitted.” -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
It's true that rates hit a peak in 2006 though as I recall 5% was not easily available (more like 3.5%) and in any case rates fell steadily from then on to the paltry position of the last few years.Assuming we are talking about Baht deposits the return calculation must also take account of what FX was brought in and when. You mention CIMB: as it happens, I remember there was some concern about rates offered by CIMB about that time - not on the conventional rates for depositors which tend to be pretty standard across the sector but on some weird hybrid products with very high returns. Whether thousands of farang were "flocking" to TRD who can tell? What one can say is that people would need to be very smart to take advantage of the very few spikes in rates and avoiding the long years of rates lower than inflation.I doubt for most people it didn't make sense to enter the tax system given the poor returns available over any reasonable stretch of time, to say nothing of the opportunity cost. -
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I will be quitting AseanNow
Troll post... why does AseanNow allow it... just kick him/ -
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Over 50 and Feeling the Frustration
I get an erection throughout the night, is that a problem?
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