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Thai housemaid’s 100 million baht fortune hits a legal snag
Until it has been determined whether there are any legal assets left to be willed she has no need for a lawyer, the assets are not hers until probate has been completed. -
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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
Two kids? Absolutely nothing. Zero zip nada. -
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Help needed with one question about UK frozen state pension.
@Keith5588@Keith5588 1) The guy who said he went the Philippines in June and will return December saying the he kept in touch with the DWP and who have told him he will keep the rate has had a few questions asked him under that comment and not answered any. That is not to say he won’t but I don’t see how he will unless he had the DWP recognize he was Habitually resident in the Philippines. Also the guy said he was told not got it in writing. 2) Les keeps mentioning the 185 day rule and you can’t find any reference to this supposed Rule anywhere. There is plenty for the 183 days or more in the UK in an April to April tax year makes you tax resident in the UK but in the Philippines it is 180 days in a Calendar year as their tax year is a Calendar year. There is also plenty you can find for claiming benefits and getting access to the NHS at no charge at point of use and that it is all dependent on wether you are a habitual resident or not and that there is no set time for losing or gaining habitual resident status and it is all down ti the DWP assessment. 3) The link below tells you all you need to know about unfreezing your pension when visiting the UK or a unfrozen Country. This tells you have to change your status from a visitor to something else to keep that new rate when you leave. I say that something else is Habitual Resident and for that there is no 185 day rule or any set time period. Add to this Mike Lister who has done it and posted the letter contents he got from the DWP clearly stating it was about being a Habitual Restaurant dent and not numbers of days in Country. https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/pensions/article-10786301/Can-state-pension-unfrozen-visit-UK.html -
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Will Fear of Mutually Assured Destruction Keep Us Safe in a New Nuclear Era?
The big difference is that the nukes were all big and single. Now we have battleground size and missiles that carry numerous smaller payloads that can be independently sized and targets set in flight. A lot easier to start off on a smaller scale as a "Don't push me message" -
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It's good to see the pendulum swing back from the Far-Left toward the center again
Congratulations! 🏆 You made my Ignore List! -
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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
I can't let that stand without comment. You obviously have no idea of Islam other than what nutters go about saying. I lived in Saudi for years and while the religious fanatics may be unpleasant people the great majority are just normal people going about their lives. Whatever the reason the 3 girls were killed it wasn't because of Islam any more than the barbarity of the inquisition was because of Christianity. While 3 kids death is a tragedy, what do you call 17,000 kids blown to bits? Is that because of Judaism? -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
For the UK: If you have ever been self-employed or completed a self-assessment tax return, you would have been issued a UTR. (Unique Tax Reference) number. This can be found on the HMRC app or Gov. Gateway website. This is the UK version of a TIN. -
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Ex-Thai PM Yingluck to face legal proceedings on return home
No fan of the Shins (or Prayuth's associates) whatsoever but a top MILF imo . Current PM is no slouch in the looks dept either but Yingluck wins out 😋
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