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Report Israeli Tourist Busted for Selling Magic Mushrooms on Koh Samui
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Crime Croatian Man Arrested for Running Illegal Tour Business in Chiang Mai
Wonder why it took weeks of surveillance? Did he only have one customer a month? -
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Taxation of worldwide income for Thailand Tax Residents?
Thanks for posting but the article only refers to remitted income. Not ALL income worldwide. It's just a slightly clearer version of the one posted yesterday. Suggest you change the title of the topic as it doesn't reflect the content of the article.- 1
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
There is nothing deflecting or irrelevant in this https://library.siam-legal.com/thai-law/revenue-code-assessable-income-and-income-tax-sections-40-64/ It is there in black and white, I have even made it bold for you. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 21 May 2025
Cabinet Approves Measures to Shield Youths from E-Cigarettes File photo for reference only The Thai Cabinet has approved a comprehensive set of measures aimed at protecting youths from the dangers of e-cigarettes. On Tuesday, the government, guided by proposals from the National Health Commission, gave the green light to five key strategies designed to curb vaping among young people. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361343-cabinet-approves-measures-to-shield-youths-from-e-cigarettes/ -
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Report Cabinet Approves Measures to Shield Youths from E-Cigarettes
File photo for reference only The Thai Cabinet has approved a comprehensive set of measures aimed at protecting youths from the dangers of e-cigarettes. On Tuesday, the government, guided by proposals from the National Health Commission, gave the green light to five key strategies designed to curb vaping among young people. Deputy government spokeswoman Sasikarn Watthanachan announced the Cabinet's endorsement of resolutions from the National Health Assembly, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding young generations from the potential harms of e-cigarettes. The approved measures include: Educational Initiatives: Schools will be transformed into e-cigarette-free zones and will incorporate lessons on the negative impacts of vaping into their curricula. Educational institutions will also organise activities aimed at boosting student awareness of these dangers. Public Awareness Campaigns: Initiatives will be launched to enhance knowledge about the risks associated with e-cigarettes among both youths and the general public. These will include the development of engaging public relations media and other strategies to reinforce the anti-vaping message. These measures are part of a broader effort to create a comprehensive strategy involving education, community engagement, law enforcement, and policy reinforcement aimed at protecting Thailand’s youth from the allure of vaping. Through these initiatives, the government aims to educate and inform, helping to prevent the rise of vaping among young people and to maintain public health standards. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-05-21
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