AFAIK they require 100k quid in your account to open a new one.
Barclays kicked me out as expats were too much trouble. I did the rounds and found only Lloyds International (IoM) were reasonable - need to prove an INCOME of 50k in the first year, after that no minimum balance or annual income required.
Hi everyone, I recently came across a part of Thailand’s Royal Decree (No. 789) related to personal income tax exemption, and I’m a bit unclear about its scope. Here’s the original text:
My questions are:
1. What exactly are “Digital Investment Tokens”? What kind of tokens or assets fall under this category?
2. Does this exemption also apply to profits from trading cryptocurrencies like Btc or Eth? In other words, are profits from buying and selling cryptocurrencies exempt from personal income tax under this policy?
Thanks in advance!
Austerity? Perhaps you don't come from the post-war generation that knows the true meaning of the word and remembers food and petrol rationing. A reduction in the rate of increase of government spending is not austerity by any definition.
Since you're so keen on governments spending other people's money, perhaps you'd care to comment on the outrageous salaries paid to these 'councillors' and particularly the 190k to Mr Dosunmu, apparently to fund his alcohol and drug habit.
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