5 things you hate most about Thailand
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Why China will prevail over the US in this crazy world of Trump 2.0
Thanks god the US don't and can just print some more of it. -
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High Quality Chargers and Cables
I've been having good luck with HOCO brand products recently (Post-Covid). That may be dumb luck and I may have just jinxed it. I've been buying their earbuds, chargers, power banks and USB cables and have been very satisfied. So far. A few years back, I was wandering around some back alleys in Bangkok and stumbled across a group in a doorway with a crate full of bulk USB cables and a big pile of the small boxes they come in. The small packaging had all kinds of different well known brands and logos. The workers were taking the same USB cables and packaging them into whatever boxes they had orders for. So I'm afraid there's some luck of the draw in there. At least there was a few years back. I can't imagine it's magically different today. I suspect HOCO has been working out okay because nobody's bothering to pirate them, yet. But that's a guess. They advertise being out of Hong Kong, but who really knows? Fingers crossed, they've been good for me. -
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What are your experiences with the new tax laws?????
Sending money to Thailand, when not a Thai tax resident, should not be an issue (i.e. only in Thailand for 5-months). However when you are a Thai tax resident (ie in Thailand for 180 days or more), any money remitted into Thailand , - if not tax exempt by specific words in a DTA (reference Royal-Decree-18), or - if not exempt by an LTR Visa (reference Royal Decree 743), or - if not exempt by being pre-1-Jan-2024 savings (reference ministerial instructions por-161/162), then as a Thailand tax resident you are subject to Thailand tax on that assessable income if it meets the tax threshold. If the money you plan to remit is not exempt tax due to what I noted above, then to reduce your Thailand taxation exposure, its best to transfer money to Thailand when you are NOT a Thai Tax resident. That's my understanding, but note I am not a taxation expert. Honestly , some of the videos of those who claim to be tax/advisors/experts, are a bit questionable at certain specific locations in the videos, as efforts are being made to better understand the full implications of por-161/162 in relation to tax residency and DTAs. Even some local Thai RD taxation offices are challenged here , given there are many different Double Tax Agreements. -
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Notable changes President Trump is making since resuming office this year
It was a reference to HRC calling for reeducation for Trump supporters when they claimed Russia collusion hoax was a hoax. Were you angry about the call for camps then? Rhetorical Q🤣 -
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The sincerest form of flattery
On Jul 11, 2012 after Barrack Obama signed several Executive Orders in his first term, Trump tweeted: Why is @BarackObama constantly issuing executive orders that are major power grabs of authority? This is the latest In two terms Obama issued 276 EO's. Trump, barely into his second term has now issued 279 EO's. Many of Trump's EO's attempt to seize power that no President is entitled to. Trump must really have admired Obama.... because: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness (Oscar Wilde)
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