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Hegseth has been confirmed.
So what is more important than battlefield efficacy in the military? -
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Trump Administration Begins Deportation Flights in Message of Zero Tolerance
So great of him to order these filthy scum of the earth out! -
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Tax files
I have just read through all the threads on this topic and am still confused. I have a state pension in UK which is slightly higher than the allownce, so pay tax in UK (not a lot). I do not send my pension here only now band then when i need money, but could argue that the money I send is from previous savings, which my pension just tops up. I have worked out how much I have remitted to Thailand even includingthe ATM with drawals. The final figure, after taking into account all of the allowances, is way below the amount where I would have to pay tax. Should I file a tax return? -
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Man, 57, Arrested in Durian Orchard with Arsenal of Weapons and Ammunition
wow he must really love the money durians bring him -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
Siam legal. Right? yea - right. ... If they state exempt foreign income is assessable income to be included on a tax form (and used to assess the need to file a tax return), then they pretty much have been proven incorrect in regards how they assess foreign pension income that a DTA states is only (or exclusively) taxed by the non-Thai source country of the pension income. It is pretty much confirmed now your view wrong, by reviewing the Thai Tax Code, the Royal Decrees (18 and 743), the Ministerial Directives por.161.162, and the Thailand tax forms in English (2017 to 2023) and the Thai tax forms in Thai (2017 to 2024) and relevant words in some DTAs. Pension income exempt per those legal documents if remitted to Thailand are not to be considered in a tax calculation, are not to be considered assessable income and are not to be used as part of the calculation in assessing if one should file a Thai tax return Go ahead and ignore such ... but if anyone were to attempt to file a Thai tax return, you will find NO PLACE on any Thai tax return to properly list such income as exempt. The MASSIVE scaremongering here is very counter productive. I will again recommend AseanNow users ignore what Cyclist has typed - as it is misinformed. -
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Hegseth has been confirmed.
Per NBC link above: “First of all, you got to fire the chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Any general that was involved, general, admiral, whatever, that was involved in any of the DEI woke s--- has got to go,” Hegseth said on the “Shawn Ryan Show,” a podcast whose host describes himself as a former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor. Hegseth said people should be in the military for warfighting and “that’s the only litmus test we care about.”
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