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Former Boxer Holds Two Doctors Hostage Before Escaping
That is really professional. Two police stations and the hanuman team let the perp run away. 🤣 Apparently a very surrounded house, or do they have Viet Cong tunnels under the house? -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I don't agree. I think Thais have relied on the following year remittance rule + lack of enforcement, and in the vast majority of cases, simply not reported foreign income in any categories. Here are the parts of your opinions I don't believe are factual: Thailand Revenue has no interest in knowing what deductions were made from overseas funds, prior to them being remitted to Thailand. TRD is only interested in knowing whether remitted funds are assessable income and of what category. If this was true, there would be no such thing as DTA's.........they're also interested in any tax paid in a foreign country on those remitted funds assuming a DTA. “It was discussed a long time ago that any rental income that is remitted to Thailand would be considered gross of all home country deductions/expenses which would be replaced by the 30% Thai standard deduction, or, if actual expenses were greater and all receipts were available, the greater amount, per the TRD Code”. For example, gross rental income might expect to be reduced by agent fees, local taxes, cost of repairs etc. For Thai assessable income purposes, the amount of rental income remitted to Thailand is presumed to be gross and not to have been reduced by the value of those deductions/expenses. These statements are why I tried to give an example with worked figures, how would this example work under your 'facts' above? How can the amount of rental income remitted be considered gross, when it's already net of those deductions applied in the foreign country? And if it is considered gross, but then 'actual expenses were greater and all receipts were available....the greater amount" was deducted, you'd arrive at the same figure as just remitting the net, right? Try to think about the practical application of something like this, User @JimGant tried to show you a practical example of this earlier in the thread. If you do see how remitting 'gross' foreign rental income and then applying Thai rental property deductions to it would work , please do share? I'm not baiting here, I just cannot see how it logically would work, so if someone else can, great I'm all ears! This is fair enough, agree. That's not a fact, that's your assumption. -
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Former Boxer Holds Two Doctors Hostage Before Escaping
So they surrounded the house with all these 'specialists' and the perp still got away... Amazing.- 1
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Ukraine ... Enlighten yourself
So he tried, the only dispute is in your mind, failed and now it doesn't matter anymore since he failed. -
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Ukraine ... Enlighten yourself
I forget nothing. There is some dispute as to if that was a diversion or the real thing, but regardless that was then and his military has been degraded since. The idea that Putin is now capable of taking all of Ukraine is . -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
You'll be just fine with the paper copy in English, that can't be refused at this stage.- 1
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Trump to remove legal immigrants.
They're "legal" only by executive order. When there's a new executive in office, maybe their legal status will be rescinded. That's the way it works.... Or did you think that only Dem presidents can rescind executive orders?- 1
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Must Read Bus Owner Caught Trying to Hide Illegal Gas Cylinders After Deadly Fire
No coaches, minibuses or modified vehicles in my travelling future. -
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Must Read Bus Owner Caught Trying to Hide Illegal Gas Cylinders After Deadly Fire
There is very little risk to anyone who modifies any motor vehicle, because there's no enforcement at any level....just look around at some of the things you see being driven on the roads. Motor bikes with sidecars are illegal, straight through exhausts are illegal, weird brake light arrangements are illegal yet look at how many of these things are seen daily. Until there is effective enforcement, this problem wont go away. -
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Thai Parliament Set to Decide on Controversial Liquor Bill Today
Were you on a desert island to try a few dozen 😀 I haven't seen any others to try but have heard Guinness is a good one . Also haven't tried zero alcohol gin , but at the same price as alcoholic gin I would be reluctant to pay a fortune for basically a bottle of flavoured water 😁 -
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Trump to remove legal immigrants.
Why should you, as a foreigner, care about the legal status of someone in the US?- 1
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
As far as I am concerned, if we choose to submit our returns in paper form on form PND90 or PND91 as appropriate, then our local area revenue offices are duty-bound to accept them in this form, and they therefore should not IMHO be regarded as benevolently bestowing any special favours on us as a result. If, for instance, my local office were to refuse to accept my completed paper PND91 (my sole source of assessable income being the UK State Pension which, in any event, should be fully covered by existing allowances and exemptions) in the first 3 months of 2025, then it would be my intention to mail it by EMS to TRD's Bangkok HQ under cover of a suitable explanatory letter written in English.- 1
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Trump to remove legal immigrants.
Most of the Haitians in Springfield are there legally. Still think they should be removed?
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