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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
Sure. That is what the told me last February, exept only 1 source of income was exempt, Gov Pension, my private pension should ( in theory anyway ) have been taxable. At the small local office. Well, that is what we all ( including me ) believed. Rocks up today ( Only Gov Pension ) and was told otherwise, at the big Office. Here is her pencilled scribbles to help me fill it You will notice that she has applied 100,000 Baht deduction for a Pension 60,000 Baht deduction for me And some mental withholding tax thing, which by that stage I had lost all interest, so it could be anything. Total tax payable 0 -
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Yes, Virginia, Donald J. Trump WILL be the first convicted felon to become U.S. president
All your claims of global control and deep state and all the other bs has been the same since 1800's or earlier, your just spouting the latest iteration. It will continue to go on until long after you're dead. What's the difference in conspiracy therory and the truth? Facts and truth pretty much says it all. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
Why do all the pro-vaxxed have multiple friends who died from Covid? Did you all go to fat camp together? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 6 January 2025
Sole offender: Thai man nabbed for Bangkok temple shoe theft spree By Petch Petpailin Photo via Facebook/ เจาะลึกทั่วไทย Inside Thailand Police arrested a Thai man for stealing shoes, some valued as high as 50,000 baht, from multiple temples in Bangkok. The man reportedly committed the thefts not for resale but to satisfy personal urges linked to his mental illness. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1348059-sole-offender-thai-man-nabbed-for-bangkok-temple-shoe-theft-spree/- 1
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Eat Like No One Else: Why no Costco....here?
Interesting that in comparison, the Philippines has a pair of local chain retailers there that expats there seem to like a lot and consider comparable to Costco -- the S&R and Landers Superstore chains. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%26R_Membership_Shopping https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landers_Superstore -
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Eat Like No One Else: Why no Costco....here?
No way the Tesco, Big C or Macros would ever allow it. -
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Sole offender: Thai man nabbed for Bangkok temple shoe theft spree
Photo via Facebook/ เจาะลึกทั่วไทย Inside Thailand By Petch Petpailin Police arrested a Thai man for stealing shoes, some valued as high as 50,000 baht, from multiple temples in Bangkok. The man reportedly committed the thefts not for resale but to satisfy personal urges linked to his mental illness. Officers from Samran Rat Police Station investigated the incidents after receiving repeated complaints about shoe thefts from temples across Bangkok. Security footage from one temple identified the thief as a 56 year old man named Surasak, who was previously arrested for a similar offence and was later released in 2022. CCTV footage showed Surasak entering temples and ignoring merit-making activities. Instead, he focused on the shoes left outside the main halls. He would select a pair he liked, put them on, and leave the temple as though they were his own. Police tracked Surasak down on Saturday, January 4, as he walked home. Upon searching his backpack, officers discovered numerous pairs of shoes inside. A subsequent search of his residence revealed over 50 pairs of shoes, ranging in value from a few hundred baht to 50,000 baht, with some being designer brands. Initially, Surasak denied stealing the shoes, claiming he bought them. However, under further questioning, he admitted to the thefts. Surasak explained that he did not steal the shoes for resale but because he had an intense liking for other people’s shoes and collected them to fulfil his obsession. Officers informed Channel 7 that Surasak suffers from a mental health condition that compels him to collect others’ footwear. A review of his phone confirmed that he did not attempt to sell the stolen shoes on any platform. During the investigation, one victim visited Surasak’s home to recover his lost shoes, worth approximately 3,000 baht. He successfully located them among the pile of footwear in the suspect’s room. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-06 -
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Spanish student dies after being attacked by elephant in Thailand
"Elephants are wild animals and can not be domesticated,...." You could say the same about dogs as they originally came from the wild (Wolves) and cats (Tigers etc). Some elephants are domesticated, but one should never underestimate the power of these creatures - what to an elephant may be a playful swipe with its trunk can have a devastating effect on a fragile human body.
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