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First name and last name in Thai driver's license
My latest from Pattaya are reversed too... Mr surname first name up to them I don't care. Temporary versions was first name last name and the in between ones that expired last year they kept would not return them, always something different to keep you guessing. -
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Health Covid-19's XEC Variant Spreads Like Wildfire, Says Thai Health Ministry
And the latter is probably the most appropriate advice. -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
Very short on time and haven't read any of the posts that lead to this so I could be talking complete rubbish but I just want to point out that there is a difference between a UK Government Pension and a UK State Pension. I read an article some months back that stated that under the UK/Thai DTA a UK Government Pension (paid to ex government and public employees) would not be assessable for tax in Thailand whilst a State Pension is. Simply pointing out the difference between the two pensions which is often confused. -
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Huge crowd piles pressure on Dutch government to seek an end to Israel's campaign in Gaza
You claimed it was a law, yet you can't link to the law. You claimed you linked to a ruling, yet you could not link to the ruling. Now you are pretending it's somehow my fault you are making false claims. All you have to do link to the law and link to the ruling, but you can't. All you can do is link to other people making the same claims. It is always amusing when people like you speak if facts. -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
Go and have a good sleep - we are not going doing that road that another poster dragged everyone - the one that is no longer here, who was proven wrong many times, and who the current proposal cuts off at the knees. Quote from the article "The new (proposed rule change) policy encourages Thai nationals to repatriate foreign income for domestic investment. Under these new rules, foreign income earned and remitted within the same or following year will not incur tax. For instance, income from 2025 brought into Thailand in either 2025 or 2026 would not be taxed. Beyond this timeframe, usual tax rules will apply." They have made another mess of things obviously (what about after 2026), but the short and long of the current situation if that rule is implemented, is that it now looks AOK for retired Expats living in Thailand who are remitting money into the country. If you want to go ahead and calculate your income taxes, then go to the Provincial Office and get a TIN and lodge a tax return - or pay someone else to do that for you - then go right ahead - if you have already done that then I feel for you. If you dont know what the proposed change means - then you dont know what is going on - so I will tell you this. They screwed up - they recognise this only because 'declared remittances' in the lodged tax returns for 2024 was drastically lower than previous years - overall the remittances into Thailand have also dramatically reduced - they will not apologise - they want money remitted into Thailand ASAP and are willing to let it in tax free - because the economy is tanking. They are holding up the Baht as much as possible by using their reserves to buy the Baht whenever the value starts to drop - they are desperately trying to hold the Baht at 30-35 USD - otherwise their loan and financial repayments will be too much to cover up - and because those bringing in expensive items like machinery and luxury cars and military equipment etc etc, will have to pay more - and Thais wanting to buy overseas things like property or investments etc etc., will have to pay more. I hope you now understand a bit of what is going on. -
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Trump’s Golden Dome? More Like His Golden Bog With Wings
He's trying again, but with more determination and a better team. And with an economy that can outlast China. I'm not sure he'll be successful, but perhaps both sides will compromise and life will go on. That's pretty much what has to happen.
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