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File online, taxable pension but no tax due. Any docs needed?
In my circumstances my personal allowances far exceed the any assessessible and no tax form is needed per my local Revenue Office. They say why do you need to file a tax form just relax, as if -
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does thai familes use nursing home?
Hello people, im curious to know does thai families use nursing home services? as far as i know, most of them takes care of their elderly (i think they are living together), and i often see them wheel chairing to restaurants and even overseas trip....omg) can foreigners use these services? im not sure these care takers can communicate in english or whatnot. and i certainly dont want see them abusing the elderly. anyone or anyone u know use these nursing services in thailand and whats ur expereinces and prices if u dont mind sharing. -
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Pai's Big Bust: 7 Tourists Nabbed for Public Cannabis Use
Making up a number to bolster your lies doesn't work here. There are plenty of locals smoking all over the country in public, as well as foreigners. Cannabis is spurned by many and loved by many. Smoking it where those against it are around brings this kind of news. It's best to keep it under wraps so no one can complain until it becomes totally legal in all venues. The stone ages are slowly losing ground, as is old school thinking, which is ignorant ans biased, but it's still in officials hands and users are at their mercy until they wise up. -
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Thai Woman Fined for Letting Tourist Drive Tuk Tuk in Phuket
I have to agree with Classic Ray, I have been taught that the 1st Picture is a TukTuk, and the lower two is called "Song teaw, sɔ̌ɔng-tɛ̌ɛo" (Two row) สองแถว. Look at many cities and towns around Thailand see what the locals call them... If in any town in Thailand ask someone (a local or the hotel etc) to get you a TukTuk... - You will get either the small 3 wheeled or 4 wheeled variety, depending on where you are If in any town in Thailand ask someone (a local or the hotel etc) to get you a Song Thaew - You will get the larger pickup variant... you will never get the smaller type. Thus - Song Thaew while while transliterating to two rows, also means the larger pickup based vehicle. - TukTuk, traditionally meaning the PutPut noise made by the three wheeled rick-shaw type model is now widely accepted to mean any of the smaller forms of inner town or city transport, and can be 3 or 4 wheeled (it just depends on the area you are in).... Photo below - All are TukTuks... -
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