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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
ROLMAO! Another one. A little late to the party. -
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Quick TM47 approval
Thank you. Good to see that the improvement in service is in more than one office -
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Coalition Collapse in Germany Scholz Sets Stage for Snap Election
That would probably be a boost for the EU as the CDU is von der Leyden's party. So not all bad then. -
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Liberal Meltdown Thread
That would be great. Especially if you're aware of activities coming up. I know Thailand has boat races, scooter races, drift racing, bicycle rides, marathons, concerts, cosplay cuties, and dozens of other activities each month around the country. But it seems like you need to read the local venues (in Thai, no less) to hear about them in advance. Otherwise, we only read about what we just missed. -
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Narathiwat mayor fatally gunned down at garment factory
Met a lovely girl on the bus 20 year ago while heading to the border at satun, She asked me if would like to go back to her house, I politely declined & carried on to langkawi -
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Filipina's Viral Video Criticising Thai Women Sparks Backlash
I saw this thread years ago and it was good reading then, apparently, it went on for some time. I reckon it fits in the category of cautionary tale. https://britishexpats.com/forum/philippines-155/me-my-family-851728/?ispreloading=1 it starts to ramp up around page 3. The honeymoon doesn't last long -
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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
What benefits the US benefits the world. When energy production is high in the US, everyone benefits. -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
If you are Canadian and have a Canadian bank account, some banks are now asking their customers to sign a form which includes foreign tax identification numbers (TIN), TD is one such bank. The form also says, that if in the future, you obtain a foreign TIN, the Canadian bank needs to be notified of the foreign TIN, within 30 days. There have been reports that some Canadian banks are closing accounts/freezing accounts that fail to comply. So if you get a Thai tax TIN, even if you don't pay taxes or file a Thai return, you are obligated to notify your Canadian bank and of course that bank will notify Revenue Canada, and it may become the start of a tax nightmare. Little details like this, which are conveniently omitted by the tax expert, can screw you in the future. I highly recommend to avoid obtaining a Thai TIN until it is required by law.
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