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Biden pardons Fauci, Miley and Jan 6 committee staffers!
Just like all the fools who believed the russia hoax, fine people, sucker & losers.... and all manner of untruthes printed by the lying msm -
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Banged up: Thai prison nightmare exposed by British tourist
His Thai adventure began with hope and ambition in April of the previous year, as he planned to settle and start a business. However, his dreams crumbled in November" Maybe an overstay of 18/19 months if his adventure started early in the previous year. -
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Thaksin Boldly Promises to End Scam Call Centres in Months
hat has Donald Trump said about Ukraine? One of the most talked-about moments from Mr Trump’s recent election campaign was his repeated claims that he could settle the war in Ukraine in the space of 24 hours. What has Donald Trump said about ending the war in Ukraine, and what do Ukrainians think? -
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UK Exodus of Millionaires Highlights Concerns Over Labour’s Tax Policies
How does that fit in with thread topic ?- 2
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*Inauguration Day *- January 20, 2025
SCOTUS walks in Sotomayer isn't looking too good. Maybe time to pack the court? -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I took a quick look at the pension section in the Belgium-Thai DTA. From that DTA: ... note the words "may be taxed" ... That suggests to me both states (Thailand and Belgium) may be able to tax the pension. Why do I think that? Well contrast that to the words in the Canada-Thai DTA which state: Note the difference in wording. The Belgium-Thai DTA states "may be taxed" while the Canada-Thai DTA states "shall be taxable only". The Belgium-Thai DTA goes on to note Belgium civil service pensions are only taxed in Belgium (unless one a Thai citizen). Although I believe for Belgium (non-civil service) pension income to be taxed in Thailand one needs to remit that income to Thailand. Where your approach not to remit seems to work to manage your tax exposure. ... anyway ... its interesting to see differences in the DTAs. as for residency, in the case of me and Canada, becoming a Canadian tax resident would be a big mistake for me, as Canada would then go after all of my global income and assets. Its better for me at present time to be a Thai tax resident. I suspect everyone is different here. Note also - I am no tax expert , so readers should come to their own conclusions - and not blindly follow my opinions.
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