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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
Not sure where you get that impression from. If you are talking a Government pension/civil service then yes but not if you are referring to the state pension? This is the big question on which there is little clarity. One of the expat tax advisers believes it to be only cash available at 31/12/23 but others are arguing differently. Same tax adviser says no but who knows. Arguably the initial cost of the asset could be but any growth won't be - especially if you are tax resident in Thailand when the gain arises. Also even if allowed should have been sold in 2023....... -
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Thai senator’s death penalty drama stirs up capital debate
He is right.. and start with the people who are in the Government and also who staged coups... and several people who damaged the country.. A big clean up live on TV Many people know who should be executed -
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Thai man shot near penis in jealousy over karaoke bar girl - video
They both deserve what will happen to them. Losers! -
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‘Historic’ Approval Rating For Trump In His Second Term ,despite the lefts negativity.
I don't because trump is a normal English word. So my spell check accepts it uncapitalized. Others names like Obama are capitalized by the spell check. -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
Yes, think your right, should be some interesting stories over the coming weeks. it's all a big crock of Do Do. fun times ahead. not. -
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Due to Thai Night-Sky Loss: I am planning a move to the Gobi Desert. For the stars…
It is a COMPLETELY different experience to look through the eyepiece of a telescope and see the moons of Jupiter, compared to just seeing images in a book. The reason is that one can finally grasp that the moons are real, and it's almost like being there. The experience is not the same. One is seeing a changing image in Real Time. Just not the same. When I was young and in high school, I once ground an 8-inch blank of glass from Corning, using a 55-gallon drum filled with water, and without any other equipment. The process of checking and re-checking the focal length of a half-finished mirror using a candle is something everyone should do, at least once in their life. One thing I miss about being where I am is that having a telescope here would be pointless. One other thing most people should do once in their life is take a one-year course in astronomy at a decent university with a dynamite professor. And an example: Much of such a course is spent learning the chemistry of the Sun, and stuff like that. As for modern equipment for the hobbyist, the investment can quickly mount up. Also, I think you mentioned the a Dobsonian (Newtonian) telescope..... When one has the time, it's always best to build oneself....maybe....
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