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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I continue to be amazed daily at these back and forth arguments about what the Thai RD/finance ministry/govt here will change or alter the taxation in Thailand. This IMHO is to as they have said many times is to widen the tax base including foreign tax residents as well as the majorit of Thai workers who do not pay taxes or at least do not file tax forms. It seems to me that everyone is anxious to spout some kind of changes but these as we all should realize are just opinions based on what we have been able to read on the revenue department webpage, tax agent webinars, speeches by govt officials, finance officials and RD officials and from what I have heard/read is that it still is anyone's possible opinion as it appears too many powerful people still do not agree totally what it should be. At the same time, if one reads any international tax situations then they will note that many countries at this same time are changing their tax laws too and in some cases really affecting tax residents and in other cases bending over backwards almost to keep retirees in their countries or insearch of potential retirees. Here in the land of TIT so anything could come out of this. While the govt wants to become members of all international groups i.e BRICS, OECD, CRS, FATCA, etc who know what this govt will do or if this govt will fade away and something entirely different might appear. Currently, the best thing for all is too be prepared for whatever YOUR worst case might be so at least no matter what happens YOU will be ready to either move or pay up or sit back and relax for the next act that could follow. I though, from the various tax messages on this forum for the past couple of years am now fully prepared for whatever comes, I have learned a lot from many different people and thanks to all of them who did some research and gave us the source so that we could understand more clearly what could come about. I also now know I can totally relax due to visa and DTA of the US -Thailand type. I fully understand why so many still have no idea how they will be affected because there are too many variables due to number of different countries, languages, financial situations, etc. BUT until the final GAZETTE article appears, everythinig is a GUESS so worry is just about useless prepares for that very worst resulting tax change. I do wish the best of luck and planning for everyone, expat or native. -
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USAID - Dems in full delusional mode as usual
As has been repeatedly shown, the so-called secrets that have been revealed are mostly falsehoods. -
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Kanye West Declares Himself a Nazi, Sparks Outrage with Anti-Semitic and Offensive Tirade
He is homeless? Don't think so. I would think he is worth millions. -
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"You Want The Truth?" USAID's International 'News Media Propaganda Industrial Complex'
Believing in the Big Lie much? "The BBC, for example, was said to have received approximately $3.2 million (2.6 million pounds) during the 2023-2024 financial year. But that money didn’t go to its news operation. It went to BBC Media Action, an international charity that is “part of the BBC family,” but editorially and financially separate from BBC News, the charity said in a statement. It accounted for about 8% of BBC Media Action’s budget that year." https://www.yahoo.com/news/claims-usaid-funding-spreading-online-205600612.html "USAspending.gov can correctly filter specific payments to The New York Times which shows that over the last five years, government agencies spent about $1.6 million, almost entirely on subscriptions. Other payments include ads, legal notices and delivery charges. Over the past 17 years, the period Cheong searched under, total spending came to $3.1 million. The New York Times' managing director of external communications, Charlie Stadtlander, told Newsweek: "It was surprising to see social media attention on the fact that a small number of government offices, libraries and courts purchase subscriptions to The New York Times and other media outlets." https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-us-government-did-not-give-new-york-times-tens-millions-2027981 -
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USAID - Dems in full delusional mode as usual
You're right. Why to give some bread crumbs from your plate to the poorest? Let them starve or die. Then nobody would cross the border illegally. Is this the Rep's morality?? Disgusting and humiliating.😵💫 -
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Late to renew retirement visa
I was a few days late with my first renewal - the agent's fault not mine - and there were no issues. The following year I renewed myself, no problems. But you really do need to avoid any overstay not matter how small. I would not advocate any overstay, no matter how short.
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