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Pattaya Police Raid Illegal Gambling Ring Near Immigration Office
wonder how they got away with that.....no not really. -
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Three British Teens Among 11 Hurt as Tree Falls on Thai Bus
Apparently you have not seen the lumberjack song by Monty Phyton. -
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Pattaya Police Raid Illegal Gambling Ring Near Immigration Office
It was a bar at end of soi whitehouse. -
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Teen Gang Raid London Apple Store Amid Shopper Chaos
Many of you UK types sound like Trump supporters in America. This particular incident is just one of what has happened in America COULD and has happened in the UK. -
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Male-Female Relationships in Thailand: More Transactional, Less Traditional?
Elon is not the subject of this thread, but to answer your question, no he isn't an American, same as you will never be a Thai. He is a naturalized South African, with an American passport and ID. If he was American he would be able to stand for election of president of the US -
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Transgender Woman Assaulted by Foreigner on Pattaya Beach
Katoi would be the Thai term used and yes they are trannys, many of them are weird little trannys at that. -
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4M baht taxable?
The remittance to the wife doesn't become property of the wife until it is deposited in the wife's account. At that point, gift tax rules apply to the beneficiary. Until then, it's yours. As @sometimewoodworker postulates, the financial entity is acting on your behalf as trustee, transferring YOUR funds into Thailand. If you remit assessable funds, you are liable for tax. When you gift taxed remitted funds, the gift transferred domestically is not taxable to either party. I'm guessing this is how some of the great houses move their wealth around freely. Gifts transferred offshore are still gifts, but avoid tax implications for remitting current income.
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