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MI6 and CIA: The World Order Under Unprecedented Threat
I wasn't clear. I meant that if WE are not going to pass ie die, it might be worth learning Mandarin. At least one could get a cushy job as interpreter for the new overlords. IMO most western men are too soft to fight properly ( fighting imaginary enemies on a computer game is not preparation for the real thing ), and it'll be a cakewalk for them. Hopefully I'll have passed by then. -
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change thai baht to euro's
yeah, great idea... I would like to pay thai baht here and get euros in my home country... even at the bank's selling rate... still better than to lose another 2% in bank fees and bad exchange rates... but might be illegal, right... bank monopolies... -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
yeah some of that may be true because as of yet it hasn't happened and when/if it does we have to read the fine print. But, as for how much money we send here, the local banks could be ordered by the government to provide that to the revenue dept. ALso FACTA CRS and whatever else the OECD has as far as reporting goes can be altered to ensure that all people are taxed on their incomes - that is one of the main drivers of the 2023 summer agreement signed by 138 countries around the world. They will continue to fine tune the requirements that they all have agreed to in order to have everyone paying taxes to some government. In addition, jumping from country to country to avoid becoming a tax resident may also be changed as countries will begin to see patterns of people not paying taxes somewhere by doing these jumps before becoming a tax resident there. Yeah many changes could happen but who knows exactly what is going to happen and when? As countries become more and more hungry for tax dollars, they will continue to look at the easiest to control - expats usually fit that bill. Good luck to all. -
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Last Time Refused Entry Retry Monday
He has an onward ticket? Otherwise might not even get on the plane. -
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White House Condemns Tucker Carlson’s Interview with Holocaust Denier
Media can spin it any way they want, american jews are voting for trump. The pro-islam party is a far greater threat to jews in america and israel than a few white supremacists -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Correct me if I am wrong, but this is going to open a massive can of worms, and huge implementation problems for the TRD. Will income or taxable income be taxed? In other words, will Thailand recognize that certain income in country A is not taxable in country A, that country A allows for certain allowances and deductions which are not available in Thailand? Will all current Thai DTAs be strictly enforced, or will they have to be renegotiated/amended? How will people who have annuities or superannuation pensions, which have already been taxed when contributions were made, and are thus not taxed when payments are made, receive their annual reports which provide no indication of tax paid, as tax was paid many years in the past when contribution were made, successfully explain this to the TRD? (The Australian Tax Office understands this, but will the TRD?? Will the TRD demand that I get a valid authorized documents from the ATO/super fund stating how much tax was paid 40 years ago when I started paying super??) The conversion of daily, weekly, monthly, etc. foreign incomes, and allowances/deductions, to Thai Baht would mean that the TRD would have to provide a daily exchange rate for every global currency into Thai Baht. Which in turn will present a burdensome nightmare to the expat tax resident attempting to calculate their foreign (taxable) income in Thai Baht. Yes, it is doable, in advanced countries when the national taxation authority is automatically supplied income/tax data from all local employers, all local financial institutions, all government social welfare/security departments which provide government payments/pensions to the population, and various other government and private authorities. But, TIT. -
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Cnn just exposed harris
Cnn just exposed harris Misleading title, I thought it would be about boobie pics. -
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Pattaya Bar/Go-Go Death Watch
'I believe' your one of a few on here with a sense of humour! -
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White House Condemns Tucker Carlson’s Interview with Holocaust Denier
There’s nothing stupid about recognizing Nazi apologia and Holocaust denial for what they are, or indeed who it that they attract and enroll as defenders of the lies and hatred at their core. Although I do accept this filth has its admirers. -
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North pattaya bus station transfer to hotel?
50-100 baht for a songtaew? I pay 8 in my little hole -
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Over the years
I disagree as I have said I have been asked using the money in the bank method, they can ask either way if they want to. What you tell them is up to you. -
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paying taxes in thailand as an american
Plus, must be married for those five years to the spouse from whom you're deriving the spousal benefit. -
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