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Last, best fish & chips in Chiang Mai?
Wrong conclusion. I'm not specifying any price point. OP mentioned I don't care about price. But, yes, I could have been more clear about that. -
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January 6, 2021 -- a day that will live in infamy
You seem to be trivialising the BPM riots if you think Looting a pair of nikes was the worst that happened, 27 people died, including david dorn a retired police officer that tried to intervene in someone looting. 2b in damages and a police station fire bombed and set ablaze while officers were inside.. aka attempted murder. You live in Trump deramgement world if you really think some chanting about mike pence was worse than the above. -
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Keir Starmer’s Leadership Under Fire: Poll Predicts Exit Within a Year
It wasn’t Heath’s policies unless you read the history, in particular Heath handing out significant pay rises to some while e forcing pay controls on others. -
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New tablet for 2k THB. Fake specifications?
Why don't you just send him the baht so he can buy it with your cash? -
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Elections have Consequences
Don't know, hey how many hours did Biden spend drooling in his beach chair?- 1
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600,000 Thai Students to Receive Learning Tablets by June
The tablets then were cheap and did not last for more than a few months. But more important was that schools were unable to utilize them as a teaching tool. In my childs school they were given them but then told they could not use them except for a short period in the classroom. They were useless and the kids used them when possible to play. They never aided in any learning even when they worked -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
FATCA, and its son, CRS, aren't interested in the movement of money. It's a "balance sheet" approach, vs a "cash flow" approach, meaning: For FATCA, if the aggregate of my Thai bank accounts exceed $50,000 at end of year (or $75,000 anytime during the year) my bank reports it, along with income earned on that money, to a Thai govt agency (TRD probably). They, then, are responsible for forwarding this info to the US. That I remitted one zillion baht during the year -- but it left my account the next day for a condo, and thus didn't earn any money -- would be reportable only because I exceeded $75,000 at one time during the year. But, no income associated. And certainly nothing that could be reportable on a Thai tax return, assuming a non assessable nature. I can only assume CRS reporting is similar, i.e., interest only in financial account balances and related income. Neither FATCA nor CRS reporting could have any interest in an odd duck like remittance income, applicable only to Thailand and Malta (and UK non residents who are tax residents, or some such thing, which I won't try and understand). So, for FATCA, to say banks need to report all remittances is rubbish. Reporting is only for those accounts that exceed those $50k/75k markers, whether by remittances or reinvested income.
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