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Thai and Cambodian press warn of escalating tensions following Miss Grand scandal
is this one with real females? confuso -
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Thai TV host pulled from shows amid iCon Group scandal
They clarified that these stars get paid very well only assist with marketing efforts, while Pakorn Chatborirak and Pakorn Lam who are very well rewarded serve as brand ambassadors. -
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Royal Approval for 23 Gambling Activities, Including Bull Races and Mahjong
so the few farangs with their private card game... -
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How early can renew non-o Chiang Mai
Thanks Bob...... seems like the tough days are here again ! I agree about the "misuse" of the booking , by individuals and I am pretty sure that some agents grab dates randomly too ( the ones without a "back door" method ) . grrrrrrr............. you are pretty sure about the 90 day window though ? -
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Smart Home automations - anybody using?
Any Home Assistant users willing to post their dashboards? I am focusing on energy monitoring at the moment. Which I have added into my Living-room page as this is where my display will be mounted. I have downloaded the Power Flow Cards Plus from HACS. It is similar to the official HA Energy Distribution Card, but far easier to manipulate. It has a cool animation showing power movement in your home that speeds up as you use more power. Due to the problems with the HA Growatt inverter integration I will have to splash out for a raspberry Pi from solar assistant to be able to add my full solar data and my EV bi-directional charging. -
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Thai woman sends husband to prison for raping 13 year old niece
she better have fed his .... to the ducks -
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
I only recently got involved in this discussion after it became apparent that foreigners would definitely be taxed (as of this writing). I found conflicting information on the TRD website, but it appears to not be up to date. Everything else I have read shows the larger deductions. All of that said, nothing has been finalized, so we still don't know what's what. -
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Taylor Swift Donates $5 Million to Hurricane Relief Efforts
Versus e.g. Musk who is charging folks in the affected areas $400 for communications access according to some reports. Yeah, I’ll be a 70 year old Swiftie based on her “good works”. Doesn’t hurt that she’s kinda cute, to boot. 🙂 -
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Reasons of change
I'm never going to defend customers who don't tip what is a small amount, but certainly for me and my friends because we find the base prices reasonable and the quality of service good we all tip the Bolt drivers. Not everyone in town is the cheapest of charlies, far from it I suspect. On principle I never select the blue and yellow taxis on Bolt as I still see/hear them trying to gouge and pressure tourists fresh off the airport bus at Jomtien on a daily basis. I'm now using taxi services rather than the baht bus on occasion so from my perspective it's actually generating new extra business for drivers that wasn't there before because of past practices. As long as the blue and yellow taxis exist and refuse to use their meters you can still choose to use them and pay way over the odds for the cost of the service they provide. -
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METV or Visa Exemption for multiple short-stay entries? (+ internal flights).
just wonder whether you needed to get the supporting documents of accommodation and ticket submitted respectively when you made the application online. -
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Pattaya woman in coma after brutal assault by boyfriend
so does the victim in a coma file a complaint or nothing happened? -
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Thai Economy 3Q24 Review Deloitte and BOT
Thanks although surprised no brief mention of Germany's woes under the Europe comments. Will try to read the BOT one later. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Last one first: The risk of detection issue applies to not just cc usage but to many aspects of PIT which is a totally separate exercise. Once everyone understands what the rules are, they can calculate their own exposure to risk, along with their own tolerance for risk, both of which may be unique to the individual. I have read a couple of reports about Thai taxation, written by the Asian Development Bank and the IMF but I can't recall the WB report which I doubt is that different. The things I have read suggest there is a structural issue with tax collection focussing on the some of the wrong areas, in order to preserve votes from incumbent governments. Giveaway and subsidies have been a massive feature of many governments over the past two decades, especially the Yingluk government. Indirect relief from tax by supplying subsidies and handouts, complement direct relief where personal income tax collection is not even targeted. That is now slowly changing as the TRD seeks to increase the tax net but it's a major cultural change also which needs to be taken slowly.- 1
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