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Russian Father Throws Son from Speedboat Near Surin Islands, Leading to Fatality
Feel terrible for the Dad at this moment without knowing all the details. -
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JFK assassination papers declassified !
Given that the Israelis killed Kennedy for wanting to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons, and given that the US is controlled by Israel, I think it's extremely unlikely that anything of substance is going to be revealed by the release of these papers: https://radbodslament.substack.com/p/how-israel-took-over-america-on-november Kennedy Assassination.mp4 -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
A lot of people said that about cannabis and casinos. One's already here, the other is on the way, and so is this tax. -
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Should I do my own tax online or just pay a Thai accountant
For me, I have done it, in-person, at my local RD office. To me fair, I have a rather straight forward return… none the less, I take all my papers; receipts (ex tax withholding forms from banks for interest received), tax withholding certificate from employer, etc then the staff just “plug in” what data goes where.. I’m usually done in about 15 mins or so. They usually ask some confirming questions; do i have a thai child, am I married etc.. All questions that might impact the final tax calculation. When done they show me my refund (i commonly get a bit back) and i’m in my way. My personal take here is so long as you don’t have an overly complex return and you generally know what is and is not necessary to report and what can be shown to revenue as a deduction- then i think DIY is very doable but the opposite I think also holds true.. If you’re not familiar with the process , have a more complex return - then a tax pro might be the better way to go -
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Thai Tax Laws for Expats: the Practical Implications versus the Realities
There are limits to what accounts OECD via CRS has access to. For example: In the Canadian agreement with OECD it is quite clear that information on Canadian government regulated accounts for individuals (ie registered Canadian tax free accounts for money growth such as RRSPs, RRIFs and some others) are NOT reported to OECD via CRS, and Canada is under no obligation to provide such to OECD. Thailand has a similar agreement for Thai government regulated accounts of individuals. That may be a mute point - but I thought it important to make the observation that all information on accounts is NOT provided via CRS to OECD.
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