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Thailand's Banks Sitting on Cash Pile: Struggle Between Lending and Liquidity
If they have too much they can send some to me. Just trying to help... -
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Thai housemaid’s 100 million baht fortune hits a legal snag
I think that maybe the only safe way for a foreigner to own a house for investment is to get married to a Thai, have children, and then register the investment house(s) in the child's name. If your wife divorces you after the child has learned to read and write, no problem. Your child can write a letter giving you permission to live in that house / those houses and your ex-wife can't take the house(s).- 1
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Citibank ATMs in Bangkok?
So why are you looking for a Citi ATM? You can use ANY ATM. -
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Been in Thailand for one week and my BO (body odour) has disappeared?
Your culture produces a lot of trolls as well. -
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Trump Plans new Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
Been there, done that...Peter Navarro to the rescue. 92 Percent of Trump’s China Tariff Proceeds Has Gone to Bail Out Angry Farmers In 2018 and ’19, Trump authorized payments to U.S. farmers of $28 billion to offset their losses from Chinese trade retaliation. This year, with farmers struggling under the twin crises of the trade war and the pandemic, bailouts have soared way higher. Trump promised angry farmers another $19 billion in April and $14 billion in September—bringing his bailouts to a grand total of $61 billion. He has pledged to continue these bailouts until the trade war ends. That trade war has cost U.S. companies many billions in new import taxes (while undermining their competitiveness and increasing consumer prices), yet it has earned the government far less. As the chart above shows, payouts to farmers battered by Chinese retaliation have eaten up over 92 percent of the trade-war tax proceeds. https://www.cfr.org/blog/92-percent-trumps-china-tariff-proceeds-has-gone-bail-out-angry-farmers And what's up with Canada? Are illegals and drugs flowing in over our northern border? -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
When I called KBank customer support, the representative mentioned that I could submit it directly at the branch. However, when I followed up, the staff told me I should handle it myself via email. Eventually, I didn’t submit the form at the branch in Phuket Town because I didn’t have my home country’s tax ID with me and I still wasn't sure if yes or no. Providing my home country’s tax ID wouldn’t be correct, as I am not a resident there. I currently reside in Thailand (more then 180 days), but I don’t have taxable income here (yet. Next week, I plan to apply for a Thai tax ID and eventually send the necessary documents. I suspect this will become increasingly important for dealing with banks, visa applications, and other formalities in the future. -
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