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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
My error. I misread your post. As noted, if one remits foreign income from any year, to Thailand, in a year when one is not a tax resident, then there is no Thai tax on such. On defining residency for taxation purposes, Thailand has relatively favorable laws there where one only needs to stay out of the country more than 185 days and one is not considered a Thai tax resident. For some other western countries ( Canada comes to my mind) one must do more to be considered a non tax resident. -
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Trump’s mad, mad, mad, mad world—now with extra madness
No, he's making enemies of all the Palestinian people plus a considerable number of Arabs too. He's an idiot, as are all his foreign policy announcements, making enemies wherever he goes Putin and Xi are laughing. -
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Salman Rushdie Prepares to Confront His Attacker in Court
Close. There's one poster here who claims viruses don't exist. Then there's the people who know zilch about thermodynamics, saying global warming and climate change are hoaxes. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 6 February 2025
Thai court rules traffic fines unlawful since 2020 By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post Thailand’s top court has dropped a legal bombshell, ruling that traffic fines issued by the Royal Thai Police (RTP) since July 2020 were unlawful—potentially affecting millions of motorists. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351009-thai-court-rules-traffic-fines-unlawful-since-2020/ -
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Samsung mobile phone (alleged) service
I have had good results a cople of times when having to use a Samsung service centre (in Indonesia and in Malaysia). Now my S21 fe has succumbed to the dreaded thin vertical lines on the screen, so I thought I would check with local "customer service" (in Paknam) before the next step of a factory reset - or taking a hammer to it. Place is empty save for 3 staff, who make me take a queue ticket before they will talk to me. Not a good look........ I show the phone screen, they immediately go "oh, that. B7,000, you have to go to a mall (?no idea what that meant), and parts take a long time to come." Clearly could not give a ****. A Thai shrug that meant "just go away and leave us alone". This is an issue affecting many thousands of customers globally, who appear to have a problem with Amoled screens around the 2-year mark. Samsung can't be a#sedto find a fix and their local "service " "personnel" are a disgrace. I've been on Samsung for decades but tomorrow, I'm off to find any sub-B7,000 phone (even a Chinese one) that might work. Samsung can stick it in the appropriate orifice.
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