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Report Foreign Earnings Taxed Under New Thai Rules - But With Exceptions
Let’s wait for The Royal Decree to be announced before jumping the gun. -
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Early 90 Day Report
Then if things go as they should your online report should be rejected for applying too early and/or because you need to report in person after being out of the country. So, no issue. Just report in person at the end of June, all will be fine. -
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Huge crowd piles pressure on Dutch government to seek an end to Israel's campaign in Gaza
International Humanitarion Law. In addition, Israel is defying an order from the International Court of Justice that they take: “immediate and effective measures” to protect Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip from the risk of genocide by ensuring sufficient humanitarian assistance and enabling basic services' https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/02/israel-defying-icj-ruling-to-prevent-genocide-by-failing-to-allow-adequate-humanitarian-aid-to-reach-gaza/ -
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First name and last name in Thai driver's license
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Seeking recommendations for Bangkok Agencies for LTR Appliciation - Wealthy Pensioner
I'm sure the OP can consider DIY given some of the posts in the thread. Seems 80k usd annual income equates to 50k baht per week. Coincidentally the guy in link I posted earlier used an agent at a cost of 50k. Up to the individual with option he opts for. Seems like chump change for the "wealthy pensioner" -
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Trump’s Golden Dome? More Like His Golden Bog With Wings
I think you miss the point. It's not necessarily about economics, but even if it were, China's economy is in big trouble, despite what all the propaganda spin doctors want people to think. More importantly. technology evolves and there's no telling how quickly it will evolve over the next ten years or so. For all we know, the US may possess weapons the likes of which the world has never seen. Perhaps some are operational now, or in a late stage of development. Not just science fiction hardware, but the real thing. Second, AI will advance at an exponential rate, faster than many people seem to think. And that technology is the key, in any event. Not the hardware. Surveillance, identifying targets, synthesizing data. Without that capability, you have nothing.
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