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Foreign Tourist Stuns Onlookers by Strolling Naked Through Phuket Hotel
So ?? All he did was to forget to get dressed -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
That's the first I've read where it's said that even PIT is unclear, I can only presume they refer to the reinterpretation mentioned in Por161. It was always a possibility that the reinterpretation could be revisited and revert back to the way things were but it makes zero sense to do that hence I consider that has a very small chance of reversion. Other aspects of PIT however might change, I agree with that. -
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I know a 14 yr old thai girl who was recently pregnant and had an abortion.
I agree , you are in Thailand and they have different values to western society so you are better off to just keep out of it. -
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
The only thing that makes them reluctant to say we should be using oxen for pulling wagons and horses for getting around is that they belch methane. -
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Anyone know if Makro, Lotus, Big C accept contactless?
I use my K Plus app at Makro. Just scan the QR code and all done. I did ask the Makro cashier 'Do you only accept K Plus? She responded 'No, any bank app which uses a QR code'. Whether that includes foreign bank apps I don't know. -
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Apart from Thais working in the tourism sector, does anyone actually want Russians here?
Never had an issue with Russians. Can't say the same about Brits or Germans -
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Thai lawyer argues most expats won’t be impacted by personal income tax
Mr Hart made a specific video aboutbthe guy who said " All Foreigners need to obtain a TIN " Cannot remember the guys name, but he was an American, that Mr Hart claimed worked for the IRS. Quite a ranty video and worth a watch if you wish to dig it out. Possible semantics, but causing confusion. The Law has not changed, POR 161 / 162 tweaked the meaning of the current Law. The foreigners from 61 Countries who's income is non taxable in Thailand due to DTA's will not be impacted. What % of the expat community this makes up, I have no idea, but like others, I would think it would be above 50%. Impacted, for me is an interesting word. Is getting off your arse once a year to file a tax return, pay no tax, really being impacted ? The small portion of retiree expats that have to get off their arse, file a tax return, and possibly pay some tax, will be impacted. So Mr Hart and all the others, who say that the vast majority of expat pensioners will not be impacted, are absolutely correct. Like you, I would be taking for gospel, what the Revenue Code says about who, and when someone has to file a tax return. Which was explained rather nicely, in the Siam Legal Video above, and countless other videos, produced by various other Tax Consultancies. -
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Foreign Pilot Approval Raises Concerns for Thai Aviation
Are you involved in the international aviation Business? Where did you source your information, please?
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