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The popularity of God.
No, but it is endlessly fascinating (to me at least) how stupid these people can be......God, ghosts, aliens, lizard people, baby eating Democrats, flat earthers,.....the list goes on. I can (almost) accept the rogues milking it, they know what they are doing........the pastors, the politicians, the billionaires.......but the cult followers???? -
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Canada
So, you're upset about the alleged 20 deaths in a year caused by fentanyl imported from Canada, but the fact that Narcan has saved many more lives is a bad thing? Confused much? -
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Must Read Do You Use KASIKORN Mobile Banking ? READ THIS !
I'm going to the shop, twice, to make sure. -
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Is It Easy to Get Things Done in Thailand, or Is It Laden with Needless Formality?
I find it very easy to get things done here in Thailand. -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
That's the way to go for US nonresident alien investors. In a year being non tax resident in Thailand, not only you can sell and remit asset proceeds covering one or more years living expense, but also set in stone end-of-year offshore accounts cash balances for later tax free remittances. Depending on one's wealth this strategy could cover many tax exempted years. Sure, this is rock solid, couple of thoughts: First, if you don't want to leave Thailand to execute this, it seems you simply sell, rebuy something else, sell it at cost and remit. Also rock solid, you can prove the source of the remittance as the proceeds of the sale of a fund/bond/some kind of asset/watch with no gains. Remittance of original capital is not taxable. Second , let's acknowledge the nonsensical ludicrousness, that Thailand will allow you to remit as much as you want in one year, tax free, as long as you aren't there more than 179 days. Then, the next year when you want to stay there full time (huh, maybe to spend / 'invest' the funds) you'll be taxed if you remit more in! Third, 'setting in stone offshore cash balance ', that's an interesting way of putting it. Do you think an offshore cash balance as at 31/12/2023 for example of $500K, means you can remit $500K to Thailand any time in the future tax free? ( regardless of what happens to that $500K itself) . I guess, even if in reality you lost the entire $500K on black at the roulette table on 01/01/2024, you can still show that bank statement, and send the funds from any other source, including technically assessable income. Remittance taxation is a joke, right? -
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Trump got caught
Translation: You got me looking like a fool again, I cant answer those, nor indeed, any questions.
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