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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
Again the media takes over in fact the road deaths per 100k pop are usually slightly lower ver the 2 mani holiday periods - NY and SK -
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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
do you actually have a contribution to make to this discussion? -
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Democracy is Failing the Young – No Wonder They Want Change
Can you please provide a quote of me saying I take tax deductions? We will then decide precisely who it is who is lying. -
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Wake Up! - EVs Are Here, and Your Gas Guzzler is on Life Support
Can't speak for Thailand where weather and distances are different from other places. I know if I lived in some areas where it gets REALLY cold I would avoid EV as some of them will not charge below certain temps and batteries drain faster. Also some folks needing long distance towing might prefer the 500 mile range of a diesel. My needs in Arizona are easily fulfilled by an EV. I never drive more than 100 miles in a day and always return to my house where I can charge in my garage. I could also easily add solar to provide the power. So when I need a new car I will look at an EV. At only 28,000 miles on my current ICE vehicle I am in no hurry and watch to see EVs improve in every area. But the attitude that only dinosaurs and future resistant people avoid EVs is projection. For some needs ICE is still superior to EVs. Having both options right now is the best world. -
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Average height of NBA: Are players, today, too tall to be fair?
Good for you to highlight this GG. I personally think that American Basketball is a waste of space and for anyone who watches it; a waste of their time. There are three things that could be done immediately for it to be a decent sport. 1 - Make the net just one metre high. Help the height chllenged people. 2 - Make the net 10 metres high. That would stop all that dunking and ridiculous swinging on the hoop. 3 -Put strings across the pitch at 1.75 metres high. Put bells on them, Any player who runs into one, and rings the bell, get sent off into the sin bin. -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
There was no discussion with any lower level TRD agent regarding my bank statements when I submitted them together with my tax filing. The woman who accepted my tax filing also showed no interest in reviewing my attached documents in general. She only asked what they were and why I was submitting them and then briefly glanced at the form to ensure I had filled in all the numbers correctly. After that, she simply stapled everything together and sent me to the next counter, where I submitted the entire package. At the final submission counter, they also didn’t review my forms. They simply entered the information into the system and issued a receipt. Additionally, my bank statements contain no exempt remittances, only the remittances I reported. When I submitted the bank statements with my tax return, I highlighted all remittances with a highlighter pen, and the total of those highlighted amounts matched the amount declared as income on my filing, making it easy for anyone to cross reference the figure stated as income in my tax return. The head of the department responsible for assisting with tax form preparation had specifically advised to me prior that submitting a tax return without any supporting documents, just a single income figure on the form, is not recommended as it could raise questions. So I followed that recommendation and attached my bank statements. They are free to call me in for an audit if they choose, but nothing will change. The numbers are clearly outlined on my bank statements, and there is nothing that should raise further issues. The statements also contain a few transfers between my own local Thai bank accounts, but those are unlikely to be an issue of question either. As I mentioned earlier, I have no intention of bringing in any non assessable income from overseas. I don’t have any non assessable pensions, and I would never attempt to bring in large amounts of long term savings while claiming they are non assessable because they were earned prior to 2024. Those are discussions I have no interest in having. The only money I will ever bring in each year will be an amount that qualifies as tax exempt because of the standard deductions and allowances, unless it becomes clear in the future that they start recognizing DTAs and allow tax that was already paid overseas to properly be declared and credited on an annual Thai tax return. But that still remains to be seen. Quoting further from a post I made previously within this topic: I’ve now decided to avoid transferring any money this year (2025) that exceeds the tax-exempt threshold. Instead, I’ll transfer in only the maximum tax-free amount, as I did last year, and reassess the situation moving forward. I wouldn’t want to find myself in a situation next year where I unexpectedly owe a bunch of taxes on money I transferred in this year. Hopefully, by 2026, there will be clearer guidelines on how to claim foreign taxes already paid under double taxation treaties and then maybe I will bring in more again in the future. That said, you should do whatever you feel is best for yourself. As I have already explained, any information I share on this topic is purely based on my personal experience and opinion. It is not intended as tax advice for anyone else.
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