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Crime Swedish Man Beaten by Girlfriend & Mob of 10 Men in Soi Buakhao, Pattaya
I would ask a doctor about that. -
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Poll If war breaks out with Cambodia what will you do?
And a bit of Orange. But if they would unite in a heartbeat if any foreign country attacked. -
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He's NUTS...
Trump's claims aren't aimed at the likes of me, but for MAGA world who defend / enable hime, usually without question - don't comply as a member of MAGA he sets the attack dogs on you -
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Thai Teen Rides Horse to School, Sparks Social Media Buzz
Oh dear - such pessimism. -
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U.S. 3.5 percent tax on remittance transfers is still in the Senate version of big bill
Not so many. I found this: 1% tax , and only remittances made in cash/ cashier checks/money orders. https://www.thehindu.com/business/Economy/new-draft-of-us-law-cuts-remittance-tax-to-1-exempts-bank-and-card-transfers/article69748198.ece -
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Offshore bank account
NO, I have other offshore bank accounts, uk accounts, etc. I know for a fact what the CRS requirements are and what several institutions have required. The declaration of the Tax ID is always a must have. I had enough battles over what other information has to be given or not and had to read a lot of the CRS implementation requirements to reject the banks requests for extra personal information. If you want to know more about requirements and any exemptions then go and study the CRS requirements. you can start at https://www.oecd.org/en/networks/global-forum-tax-transparency.html
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