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Document translation
If you need to get some Thai documents translated into English, I’d recommend looking for a service that specializes in that. I’ve found that going with a company that understands both languages well can really make a difference, especially for important documents. You can find services online that focus specifically on accurate translations, which helps avoid any misunderstandings. If you're after something legal, you might want to try legal translation services for peace of mind! -
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Finding water leak?
Plastic pipes? Happens to many people. Earth movement. Pipe joint broken under the house. I had to put new pipes along the walls in a shophouse. I have done the same thing in an apartment: 20+years galvanized pipes full of rust. -
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Success with Runner Beans - At last!
After three years of trying I’ve finally got runner beans to crop in Thailand. The first year things were looking hopeful but an unplanned business trip ended those hopes. Last year high temperatures during winter caused all the flowers to drop. This year things have gone much better. I have so far harvested about a kilogram of beans from 6 plants, with more on the way. Not a massive harvest but at least I’ll get some of my favorite beans and will try a bigger crop next year. The change I made to get this improvement was to plant seeds directly to no dig beds with 3 inches of home made compost cover, at a location where they only get morning sun. I also delayed sowing until Loy Kratong. I accept the colder weather this year must have helped. -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
And they certainly don't have the resources -- nor would a cost/benefit analysis ever give them the resources -- to query every expat. Best they can do is, have random compliance audits, based on: expats here for over 180 days, and who have remittances exceeding some high amount. This they could probably do with relatively simple data mining of immigration and banks. And, I wouldn't even hold my breath for this scenario. Self-assess with integrity -- and don't worry about your golf game being interupted by the TRD. Relax.- 1
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
You don't need to be anywhere near that cunning/complex. Remittance taxation is a joke. You can buy any asset from the proceeds of the IRA sale and then resell at cost, immediately, no need to wait a year, remit the proceeds, non-assessable/exempt. Wait, even better idea, straight from the mouths of the TRD, WATCHES are not taxable. ( you saw the video!) So, sell your $10K IRA, buy a $10K watch, sell the watch for $10K ( even $9.5k, take the hit) , remit, non-assessable/exempt!- 2
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