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Foreign Tourist Swallows Traffic Ticket in Odd Pattaya Incident
For you to even bring up his skin color shows why certain labels apply to you you would have said the exact same thing about the white guy wearing only a shirt and carrying a knife had he been any other color but white…. -
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Teen Pregnancy Sparks Family Feud at Thai Hospital: Legal Battle Looms
It seems to be all about the money and little to do with love. Demands a wedding and when no dowry is available reports the father for sexual assault. -
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No minibus in airport
Landed today at 5.30 PM in Phuket. Went to the booths selling minibus tickets in domestic airport. First one : no have. Second one : no have. 3,4,5 no have. But have taxi. Wanted to go to chalong Circle. 1 100 bahts. my turn to say. : no Have. In the end and probably because i speak thai with south accent, find a taxi for 700 bahts. My question is : where are the minibus ? -
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Surat-Bangkok Flight Runs Out of Liquor, Passengers Finish Alcohol Worth 70,000 Baht
Exactly what I wondered if selling alcahol you are probably talking of 15000 baht of stock -
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Three Abandoned Dogs Attack Residents in Suphan Buri; Authorities Capture One Dog
I am a dog lover and I agree with you. If the dog is not chipped put him down. -
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Please, please help me to understand
The TRD definition is if you live (or stay) in Thailand for an aggregate of 180 days or more you are tax resident. You may be taxed on foreign remittances even if you are not tax resident the TRD lists the classes of money remitted into Thailand that are classed as assessable for taxation. Remitting the proceeds of the sale of your car could be argued as non-assessable but it could also be assessable depending on the origin of the funds used to buy the car. Just because you sell an asset does not make the money non assessable when remitted to Thailand. The TRD is well aware of the mechanisms used in money laundering. Though if you are going to get challenged and audited is probably rather dependent on how much money gets remitted, 200k almost certainly not, 2 million, unlikely, 20 million and there maybe interest, 200 million is going to be intriguing, 2,000 million and you are a person of interest. -
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Mystery fire at drone factory
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1992373/russia-warehouse-fire-tartarstan-shahed-drones/amp good news -
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Home-Country Ghosts of Christmas Past: Do you miss them?
It's on YouTube for free as well. Alastair Sim is a great actor, one of the best.
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