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Fresh Details Emerge in Irish Diver’s Mysterious Demise on Death Island
And i wonder How you are going to see the autopsy report !!!, Spontaneous heart attack in an apparently fit young person, is not Uncommon, Every week in the UK, 12 people apparently fit and healthy people – all aged 35 and under – die from a previously undiagnosed heart condition. They often bear no symptoms and are at the peak of their lives. but the simple act of walking into a cold shower, hearing the doorbell ring or playing sport can be enough of a shock to the heart to kill them instantly. -
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Turkish Tourist Tied Up and Robbed in Pattaya; Insider Job Suspected
Yet another with crypto that just can't help themselves but tell people they have it !! 🙈 -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Wish I had never read all his books......... -
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Slashing welfare': GOP eyes chopping $5 trillion to pay for Trump priorities — like tax cuts
While that is true, a lot of us think that was an election year ploy that would have been reversed the day after the election had it gone the other way. They just saw how bad that issue was polling. -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
Thanks for this. Assuming the local/provincial Thai RD were correct (and I have no reason to believe they were not correct), I suspect this goes beyond just the Australian case noted in the post. For example , the Thai-Canada DTA makes it clear pensions (and similar remunerations) sourced in Canada are to be exclusively taxed in Canada. Thailand under the DTA has no taxation rights on those specific noted incomes. I suspect a consistent policy (with the Thai-Australia noted one) would mean that the Canadian pensions/similar-remunerations are not to be included on the Thai taxation forms. Having typed that, I note as of the 2023 Thai tax return form (in English language) there is no place on the taxation form to list such income as tax exempt, ... so one can make (IMHO) a solid argument that supports the assessment that such Canadian pensions/similar-remunerations are NOT to be included in a Thai taxation form. Likely this could be applicable to some other country pensions as well (albeit definitely NOT applicable to all). I also believe this supports the view, that at current time, Thailand does not require one report ALL of one's foreign income on a tax return, if, ... and the if is important ... if one can point to where the foreign income is exempt (due to Thailand ministerial regulations noting said income is tax exempt). That is also 100% consistent with the Thailand tax code. I am most curious to watch this in coming months to see how (and see if) this clarifies some more. -
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Slashing welfare': GOP eyes chopping $5 trillion to pay for Trump priorities — like tax cuts
The quote I posted is from a GOP Committee member. I doubt she would have under-estimated the federal expenses involved.
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