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Did Moses really part the Red Sea? Experts reveal a scientific basis for Bible story
how did the penquins get to noah's ark?...that was one long walk for them...and the kangaroos must have been big time jumpers all way from down under along with kiwi birds ....maybe they all lived on fantasy island ? -
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Pickup Truck Smuggling Migrants Leads to 12km Chase in Kanchanaburi
But where is the other five? -
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What’s Your Exercise Routine?
Not so much for the cardio, but my running from the bed to the loo twice a night seems enough for me. -
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Tax Filing Experience: Jomtien [March-2025]
All my U.S. income is exempt from taxes as both my Social Security benefit and local government district pension are taxable only in the source country (in the U.S. Section 20.2 and Section 21.2a) both of which are excluded from Article 1's savings clause under 1.3a and 1.3b. I have been retired for more than 10-years and we live comfortably on my non-assessible U.S. income. My direct deposited Social Security benefit, which as it's source is taxable only in the U.S. is not taxable in Thailand when remitted and its exemption flows from the source and is not determined by its remittance mode or destination, in our case our living expenses here. My local government pension is likewise taxable only in the U.S. and its exemption flows from its source and is not determined by its remittance mode or destination when I make ATM withdrawals, credit card purchases here or there, or any other use or mode. We move all of our pre-2024 cash savings here last year and confirmed that these two transfer were not assessible - we did keep meticulous records of the source and paths to our respective Thai bank accounts (one in Baht, one in Dollars.) We have simplified our U.S. investment accounts into two accounts that I have no need to touch until either I leave or die (when they are non-assessable either under the Inheritance Tax Act or the Revenue Code. One of the reasons we went to the TRD provincial office was to have my wife understand the steps she will need to take to reclaim any withheld interest in subsequent years (none was withheld in 2024, so no need to file this year). I believe that the TRD has left their staff with a misleading document that appears to instruct their agents to use the Credit method to determine taxes due (see p.6 of the power point). The correct instruction for U.S. persons (and probably others) is to describe both the exemption and credit methods as shown below. Possibly the font size was too small, or there were too many words on a single page. -
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Phuket Hit-and-Run: Police Hunt Knife-Wielding Foreigners - video
Poo Ket. What a hole that place has become, same as Samui - so sad as these used to be a great places to go.. regards, bob. -
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Dog Barking Drama: When Neighbourly Conflicts Turn Threatening
^^^ Idiots compassion ^^^
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