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Thailand Sets Sights on Nuclear Power Integration by 2037
Remember Chernobyl in Russia? Don't do it Thailand ESPECIALLY if the communist Chinese are involved and/or their 'friends ' the communist Russians. -
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Do Thais Ever Really Say That They Are Sorry?
Kho aphai, kho thot is a moderate level of sincerity. “Kho thot kho phoi” is more of a profuse level of sincerity, is how I understand it. -
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Surge in Support for Mask Ban in New York Amid Rising Hate Incidents
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Surge in Support for Mask Ban in New York Amid Rising Hate Incidents
For those interested in the arguments in favor of the legitimate place masks have in exercising the constitutionally protected right to protest, this article provides some background history, examples of authorities targeting legitimate protestors and rounds off with a very sound argument in favor of protecting the right to wear a mask while exercising the right to protest. https://www.ifs.org/news/proper-masking-law-promotes-freedom/ -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
Strange. I also have a Westpac account. I didn't receive any correspondence like that. What I do get from them, every few years, is a request to update my tax residency status. Resident / Non Resident. I say I am a resident for tax purposes. I don't hear anything back about it for few years until they ask the same question. Australia is proposing to change its current 90 year old laws around tax residency to a time based and physical presence model, the same as Thailand, but for 183 days. This will take away ALL the loopholes, and non resident tax is 30% from $0 to $135,000. It's been well debated in the Australia forum, but basically, the aged pension is deemed to be an income, there is no tax free threshold in the non resident tax brackets, the aged pension is not covered by a DTA, if you are outside of Australia for 183 days you will be deemed a non resident for tax purposes, non resident tax start at 30% from zero dollars, there are no exemptions or means testing mentioned in the proposed changes. Put all of this together, and make of it what you will.
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