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In Case You Missed it, the Tattoo Fad is Over
Nothing says tramp more than a tat on a woman, no matter beauty, education or status. Its like putting a "sold" sign on a woman or "expired" sign. Once she gets the tramp stamp, everything changes for the worst. -
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Samsung A55-5G Macro image of Mango Blossom at night: What's wrong? if anything?
Agree, good moving. Use to go camping to places where the Amish were. Along with riding MC out that way. Wife #2 and myself use to hit Miller's Smorgasbord on rt 30, before it became a tourist attraction. https://www.millerssmorgasbord.com/ Even drove through there, Lancaster, route 30 to 283, when I use to play truck driver, for a few years. Up to Harrisburg, 5 days a week as 'line haul' driver for CF AirFreight (PHL - MDT - PHL) route. Then did local pick up & deliveries all around the area Harrisburg to Carlyle, Hershey, York, Lititz, all over the area. Then load up, and back to PHL to ship out on airlines. Lot of people would be surprised, just because you are paying the air freight rate, It might not be going air freight via a plane. Use to love Philly to FL runs, nice money earner. -
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Thai PM Considers Easing Alcohol Sales Rules to Boost Tourism
Totally absurd. Encouraging booze sale will only create more tensions, trouble and will make the quality tourists with money, go some place else. Nobody wants to have to deal with drunks all around when in a foreign country. The falangs who drink like camels are not those who spend the most. It's the house owners, condo owners who are the biggest spenders. Not the junkie tourists comming over to smoke pot and get drunk on cheap beer. -
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Nightmare at the Prachuap tax office
Assuming your remitted pension income is assessable (which depends on the terms of the relevant DTA), then remitted foreign pension income and pension received in Thailand are treated the same, and both come under Section 40 (1) of the tax code, which is also where employment income is: "Section 40 Assessable income is income of the following categories including any amount of tax paid by the payer of income or by any other person on behalf of a taxpayer. (1) Income derived from employment, whether in the form of salary, wage, per diem, bonus, bounty, gratuity, pension, house rent allowance, monetary value of rent-free residence provided by an employer, payment of debt liability of an employee made by an employer, or any money, property or benefit derived from employment. " https://www.thailandlawonline.com/revenue-code/income-tax-law-in-the-revenue-code#ii Was there an initial choice for employment income? If so I assume that is what you would select, as it is going to go onto Line 1 of Section A . Which is titled "Salaries, wages, pensions etc". If your pension is not assessable, you should not include it in your filing (and not file if no other assessable income) -
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Songkhla Monkeys Arrested
If they're rounding up the females this time then castrating the males didn't do the job, so time to sterilize the females, which is what they probably should have done first time around.
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