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Common reporting standard (CRS) information
In case of Thailand money is not "hid" offshore as there is currently no Thai tax on foreign income held abroad. Thai tax is legally avoided as long as offshore money not remitted (or remitted exempted) in Thailand. -
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/Featured Quiz 20 September - Weekly Featured Quiz - General Knowledge.
I just completed this quiz. My Score 40/100 My Time 93 seconds -
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Police probe teacher recruitment mystery
She didn't pay. Getting onto the list for becoming a Government Teacher ( Job for life, good pension, subsidised loans to buy car and house) requires putting down a substantial "contribution". The exam results are meaningless. -
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Melania Trump Defends Nude Modeling: A Celebration of the Human Form
It was Christmas so she was playing the Ice Queen. -
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Is Civil Unrest Inevitable If Trump Loses?
The rent-a-rioters will no doubt start tearing things up and burning things down, the extremest left has always thrived on this shiddy disposition of theirs.- 1
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Australian Aged Pension
I haven't been keeping up with it that much but isn't the point that now your world wide income would be taxed. So in theory they may not know about anything not transferred but it would be taxable as such. With all the intergovernmental information transfers it may pop up I suppose. But a lot of water to go under the bridge till it is a thing. -
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Is Civil Unrest Inevitable If Trump Loses?
More of the same. You're just making empty characterizations devoid of reasoning. -
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Common reporting standard (CRS) information
I think you have things the wrong way round. If the TRD decides to audit somebody, or at least conduct some form of investigation, based on what an individual taxpayer has written in their tax return, the burden of proof is on the tax payer to prove beyond reasonable doubt that what they have declared is true. The TRD does not have to look at overseas records or provide proof from another country's Revenue Department, the tax payer has to provide that information for them. Having provided the information, the TRD will then take a view as to whether the case is proven or not. If Taxpayer A decides not to declare a remittance, because it is exempt savings or similar, the TRD will simply say.....prove it, show us the documentation to confirm that because if you don't or can't, we will presume the remittance is taxable income and we will estimate the Thai tax that is due and present you with a bill. -
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Does Donald Trump Have Dementia?
You really think folks really care about the national debt. They care about their kids getting a proper education, crazy high rents, crime, home prices, interest rates. All politicians pander. But, the core of the conservative beliefs is what is best for America. -
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It Would Be Nice to Know Who Is Running the Government
There is always money to be made from chaos. That, IMO is the reason we have chaos from time to time. -
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