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Donald Trump’s New Tax Promise: Eliminating Income Taxes for Americans Abroad
Perhaps DT will be one of those expatriates abroad after his Nov. 5th loss.......😉 -
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Donald Trump’s New Tax Promise: Eliminating Income Taxes for Americans Abroad
His other new one is making interest on cars tax deductible. That would be huge for the auto industry and almost countless small businesses. -
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Spain Threatens Hard Border at Gibraltar Amid Post-Brexit Tensions Over 'Generous' Deal
Weak woke weird Queer Kier, the UK is done -
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Why do retirees marry in Thailand ?
The pic is a perfect justification for EUTHANASIA, in fact. Still, euthanasia is a personal choice...or should be. -
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Donald Trump’s New Tax Promise: Eliminating Income Taxes for Americans Abroad
Lol, no chance on that. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 11 October 2024
93-Year-Old Woman Crawls into Sakae Krang River & is Missing While Daughter Sleeps A 93-year-old woman with dementia has gone missing after crawling into the Sakae Krang River while her daughter, who had briefly fallen asleep, was unaware. Full story :https://aseannow.com/topic/1340386-93-year-old-woman-crawls-into-sakae-krang-river-is-missing-while-daughter-sleeps/ -
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Why do retirees marry in Thailand ?
The most important question is NOT WHY do they marry....but... WHO do they marry. Who they marry is also the PROBLEM.....and not just the QUESTION. -
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Foreign Tour Operators Flood Phuket, Taking Jobs from Locals
Every country has laws that people agree or disagree on. I don't think it is an unusual law for students on study visas to be banned from working or opening/operating a business. The reason for their visa is study, not work. There are work visas and business visas for those purposes. Not sure why you may think that is a stupid law. If categories of visas are stupid, then just let everyone in for whatever purpose they desire? You are apparently not well informed on university degrees and their usefulness. The Chinese girl who I mentioned, was in a program for a degree in Thai language. So, you'd esteem a degree in Thai language from any run of the mill European university over a Thai university just because of your perception of Thai education? There are a number of programs in Thailand that are very decent even on an international level. I even know of at least one program at a mid tier Thai university that is completely run by foreigners, from the Dean and Department Head to every professor, most of whom are members of a well respected (throughout the world and top level universities) international organization pertaining to their program. You need to look at specific programs if you care about an education in any specific field, which any meaningful employer would know. But if you only care about a piece of paper that says you finished uni, then I suppose your generalization would hold ok. I wouldn't say excellent programs is the norm for their international programs, but using such a broad brush to dismiss Thai university degrees altogether is about as informed and rational as the rest of your comment. -
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Afghan Man charged with Election day terror plot
Being the sole replier to one's own topic -- kinda like Norman Bates having a conversation with 'Mother'. -
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Double-Ten Retailer Promotions: 10-10 is a Chinese Holiday. So, why is this big DEAL here?
I did get a few good deals, yesterday. So happy I went shopping, yesterday, in fact. Did you? -
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Donald Trump’s New Tax Promise: Eliminating Income Taxes for Americans Abroad
Kamala will announce this as her policy too next week -
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93-Year-Old Woman Crawls into Sakae Krang River & is Missing While Daughter Sleeps
A 93-year-old woman with dementia has gone missing after crawling into the Sakae Krang River while her daughter, who had briefly fallen asleep, was unaware. Search efforts are ongoing, but strong currents have hindered recovery attempts. At 16:00 on October 10, Uthai Thani Governor Teerapat Katchamat, along with Provincial Police Chief Pol. Maj. Gen. Narongdej Saksomboon, local authorities, and rescue teams, arrived at a residence in Ban Nam Tok, Sakae Krang subdistrict, Uthai Thani, where the incident occurred. Ms. Pao (surname withheld), 63, the missing woman’s daughter, reported that her mother, Ms. Chanaporn (surname withheld), had gone missing at around 12:30. CCTV footage captured the elderly woman crawling out of the house shortly after Ms. Pao had fallen asleep. Ms. Pao explained that her mother had been suffering from severe memory loss and, in the past, had expressed a desire to die. “She often said she didn’t want to live anymore,” Ms. Pao shared. She added that despite her mother’s inability to walk, she would crawl if she wanted to go somewhere. Ms. Pao admitted that she had fallen asleep for about 10 minutes, and when she woke, she found her mother missing and feared that she had crawled into the river, which is just 10 metres from their home. Rescue divers from the Uthai Thani Provincial Administration Organisation and the Uthai Thani Rescue Foundation have been searching the river but have so far been unable to locate the elderly woman. Authorities have also searched around the home in case Ms. Chanaporn had crawled elsewhere, but CCTV footage showed only her exit from the house. Due to the camera’s limited range, it is unclear if she reached the river, though authorities believe she likely did. Neighbours confirmed that despite her inability to walk, Ms. Chanaporn was able to crawl quickly and likely made her way into the river. The Sakae Krang River is currently experiencing high water levels and strong currents, leading the search teams to believe that her body may wash some way downstream. File picture for reference only. -- 2024-10-11 -
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Pattaya Police Raid Poker Gambling Ring, Arrest 9 Foreign Players
Thailand could be Paradise, if there just would be no gambling 😏 -
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Pattaya Police Raid Poker Gambling Ring, Arrest 9 Foreign Players
They are bang to rights for having 37 decks of cards! Thailand has a unique law regulating playing cards. This law, known as the Playing Cards Act, was enacted in 1943. Its primary purpose is to control the production, distribution, and possession of playing cards within the country. Key points of the Playing Cards Act: Quantity Restriction: A person is generally allowed to possess no more than 120 playing cards. This limit is intended to prevent illegal gambling activities. Official Stamp: All playing cards sold in Thailand must bear an official stamp from the Excise Department. This stamp indicates that the cards have been approved for sale and taxation. Production and Import: The production and import of playing cards are strictly regulated. Only authorized entities can produce or import playing cards. Uno players would not fall under this law, and the bridge club members were not arrested for playing bridge, but for having too many playing cards.
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