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Driver Found Dead in Vehicle After Three Days Parked on Motorway
Picture from responders. A 52-year-old pickup driver was found dead in his vehicle parked on the Bangkok–Pattaya Motorway three days after losing contact with his employer. Police believe he passed away in his sleep, as no signs of injury or evidence of a crash were discovered. At approximately 11:30, on 7 January, Pol. Sub. Lt. Theerapong Lorthonglang of Bang Pakong Police Station received a report of a body found inside a parked white Toyota pickup truck, registration from Bangkok. The vehicle was located at kilometre marker 42+300 in Bang Wua Subdistrict, Bang Pakong District, Chachoengsao Province, heading towards Chonburi. Upon arrival, police and rescue teams found the vehicle parked near the left roadside barrier with its engine off. Inside, the driver, identified as Mr. Adun Haye, a 52-year-old resident of Hat Yai, Songkhla Province, was discovered slumped across the front seats. His body, which was beginning to decompose, emitted a foul odour from the partially opened windows. No injuries or evidence of foul play were found on his body, and there were no signs of a crash around the vehicle. The employer, Mrs. Nisarath Plodfak, 49, and her husband had been searching for Mr. Adun. She reported that Mr. Adun had been driving to pick up machinery in Chumphon on 5 January at 08:30 and planned to deliver it to Lat Krabang in Bangkok before heading to Chanthaburi to collect mangoes. His last communication was at 10.00 on 5 January, when he mentioned feeling unwell and stopping to rest. When Mr. Adun failed to answer calls on 6 January, Mrs. Nisarath became concerned and reported him missing to the Romklao Police Station in Bangkok. With assistance from rescue teams, they traced his route and found his vehicle on the motorway. Pol. Sub. Lt. Theerapong stated that the initial investigation showed no evidence of foul play or crash. It is believed Mr. Adun passed away in his sleep. The body has been sent for autopsy to confirm the cause of death. -- 2025-01-08 -
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Pattaya: Woman Dragged Along Road as Bag Snatchers Flee on Motorbike
Scumbags! Jail them if they're identified, agood start eould be looking under the bed at mommys place. -
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4M baht taxable?
NDN is entirely correct on this point. The remitted funds remain the property of the remitter/gifter, until they are deposited into the giftee's account, the giftee HAS to take possession before the gift is considered to be made. If the giftee's account is in Thailand and the remitter/gifter has remitted assessable income to that account, the gifter remains liable for tax on that remitted income, no matter that it is owned for 5 nanoseconds or five years. The assessability to tax by the receiver of the Gift, IS A SEPARATE ISSUE that is covered quite clearly by TRD Gift Tax rules. Were the Gift made outside Thailand, the tax status of the giver of the gift would not be an issue. If the receiver of the gift were to remit the gifted funds from overseas, to their own account, the remittance might initially come under scrutiny for assessment, but could be avoided and explained by declaring it as a gift. There is no issue with the Thai tax implications of receiving a gift, the Gift Tax rules explain the potential liabilities and benefits to the giftee quite well. The only issue is with the tax status of funds that are remitted and of the person who remits them. If the remitted funds are not assessable, there is no issue. If however the funds are assessable, the concept that transferring them to another person, also transfers substantial tax liabilities on those funds, which are then negated by Gift Tax rules, is alien. The concept is such a massive loop hole that its potential for abuse is sufficient to negate the Thai tax liabilities of any Thai tax resident with overseas income. Thai tax residents owning rental property overseas would no longer need to file Thai tax returns twice a year to declare rental income and pay Thai stepped tax rates on that income. All they would have to do is to remit the rental income to another person and claim it was a gift. Capital Gains realised overseas could be remitted to third parties at the rate of 10 or 20 million baht per year, based on their relationship and no Thai tax liability would arise, because it was claimed to be a gift. Freelance untaxed income, earned overseas, could be remitted to another person in Thailand and the income would remain untaxed, because it was a Gift............none of those things are a credible or viable scenario. -
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Building a house in Thailand
We went to Bali and bought a container of Teak furniture and sent it back to Thailand, so with a house full of Teak wood furniture, no termites after 8 years. They are in the yard. Our house in Pattaya had wooden door jams and they came up through the cement floor and door jam and ate away when we weren't there. They like quiet. -
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Trump Mega Press Conference at Mar-a-Lago “All hell will break out” if Hostages not released
More verbal dribble from megamouth. The situation in Gaza could not be worse than it is, though I have no doubts they will try once Trump is inaugurated. -
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Thai Banks and Mobile Operators to Bear Costs of Phone Scam Damages
I believe it's one million baht per person, even if you have 100 accounts at the bank. I asked at a bank about this once. It was then I decided gold was better than having money in banks.
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