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First name and last name in Thai driver's license
My name on Thai DL is first, middle, last. Name in Thai language is one line Name in English is on the line below name in Thai. My passport number does not appear anywhere on my Thai driver license. -
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46 Kilo is a large amount & she didn't notice the difference to her normal luggage - Hard to believe -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 21 May 2025
Robinhood Steers Thailand's Food Delivery Future as Foodpanda Exits Photo of a Robinhood delivery rider courtesy of Bangkok Post Thailand’s food delivery landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, with Thai-native platform Robinhood stepping up to fill the void left by Foodpanda. On May 20, Robinhood announced a strategic agreement with Foodpanda Thailand, allowing for a seamless transition of customers, restaurant partners, and delivery riders before Foodpanda ceases operations on May 23. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361332-robinhood-steers-thailands-food-delivery-future-as-foodpanda-exits/ -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
Really ? Agreed with the above ? TRC Section 40 Assessable income I'm only dealing pensions here. A Pension over 60k / 120k / 220k a year is assessable income according to Section 40 ( 1 ) of the Thai Revenue Code. And as a Thai Tax Resident I should file a tax return. Agreed ? So I file Tax Return as required by Law and then claim a Tax Exemption by providing the evidence that it is a Government Pension, and is only taxable in the UK according to the UK - Thai DTA. If I have a non Government pension, I also file a tax return, provide evidence of tax already paid in the UK, and will be issued with a ax credit that will be offset against any Thai Tax liability. The same process will apply to all the sources of income as listed here https://library.siam-legal.com/thai-law/revenue-code-assessable-income-and-income-tax-sections-40-64/
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