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Do I Need to Pay Tax in Thailand on Cryptocurrency Gains from Bitkub?
Get advice from a Thai based, crypto experienced, professional accountant on this. IMO, very few/no individuals have ever paid tax on crypto trading gains, in Thailand. Did you read the FAQs in that Bitkub post? They share basically NOTHING with the TRD, and are at pains to point that out. This forum is not the place to get advice on this topic. If you were asking about remitting UK/US pensions, you've come to the right place. Crypto, not so much. -
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HELP! Colour Codes for Solar Fountain Pump
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Syrian government falls in stunning end to 50-year rule of Assad family
oh look, so the UK can suddenly decide who is a terrorist or who isnt., guess these terrorists were actually 'freedom fighters' after all, fighting for the people, i wonder who funded them no doubt in a few months they'll be doing the rounds at the golden globes, oscars , UN conferences, etc etc getting billions in 'aid' from the UK, US for dibs on their oil and resources just like the wests Hero Zelensky. -
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Specific EV Questions
Below is a partial quote of my earlier post (a few posts up) with a film recommendation as to the percent of light blockage. It's what I went with. HOWEVER if I had it to do over I would go with 40 or 50% on windshield like I have now, 80% on the skylight like I have now, but 60% on all remaining windows where I currently have 80% as the outside would look a little brighter during the day and nighttime viewing would be significantly better. The dealership can show you small sample strips/samples of various film light transmittance levels which you can look thru to see what suits "you best. Recommend you view theses samples in a "not too bright" area so you get a feel of how dark it would look at night also...or even take the film strips to a dark/dimly lit area and look thru them. The dealership. could also possibly have some vehicles which already have film on them of a certain percentage to give you a better feel. -
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Oxford Union Faces Anti-Terror Probe Into Israel Debate
Because they are Muslims. The rules, quite simply, do not apply to Muslims. This is found across the board in UK public life. Take a case in point. In Hyde Park in London there is a place called "Speakers Corner". For well over 100 years anyone has been permitted to speak on any topic, social, political or religious. Basically you can say what you want, or believe, as long as it does not involve threats of or violence against people, individuals or groups, who do not agree with you. If you, as a listener don't agree with what you are hearing, you are free to say so, and to move on to listen to other speakers, or speak yourself. It is an important concept, one which absolutely enshrines freedom of speech, a right for Britons. In recent years it has become increasingly taken over by radical Muslims, to the point where they effectively monopolise it. They make speeches (really religious sermons) which demand Sharia, the denial of basic rights to women, prescribing how women should lookand dress, and threatening violence and or death to anybody they consider has or is moving away from the Muslim faith. At times these threats are deployed against named, identified individuals. A brave, some might say foolish, young Christian woman has a couple of times now spoken, highlighting the savagery of the policies and threats being made. She was surrounded by what can only be described as a slavering mob (all male, all Muslim) threatening violence and rape.The Police arrested her, for committing a breach of the peace. As I said, the rules do not apply to Muslims. If we accept that, and it appears in many parts of the country the authorities and constabulary do, then we are at the top of an increasingly steep and irredeemably slippery slope. Certainly, "Speakers Corner" and all it means as a symbol of a Britons constitutional right to free speech, is gone! The cynical and simplistic might say that "the country is <deleted>". I don't think it is, yet, but I can see it coming. I'm 66, I served my country (don't get all misty eyed, 'twas a great job) for many years -most of my working life. I'm glad I don't live there anymore- 1
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Do you wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle in Thailand?
Like most of us on this forum according to a recent poll. Not all of us want to spend all day looking out fake French doors at a fake lake in Outer Issan counting down the final ticks and tocks of the old clock. -
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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's McDonald’s Joke, Citing Double Standards
Here is your very first post. Playing the race card, more baseless claims Since then you've posted numerous baseless claims that its absurd. You still have nothing. I have posted links to any claims made. Unlike you. -
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Bangkok Stop Over
Google's AI assisted search engine says the maximum transit time where checked bags do not need to be collected and re-checked at BKK is 24-hours. The OP has 22-hours transit and says they won't need anything from their checked bags. So, assuming BOTH boarding passes are issued in Australia, he gets a visa-exempt entry, same as his wife on her UK passport, unless she wants to use her Thai passport. Keep in mind that the boarding pass for the second leg may not be issued at the point of origin, but may be issued at a Transit desk at BKK while still air-side (before immigration) so the OP better ensure they get their onward boarding passes BEFORE going to inbound immigration. Sorted.
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