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Leaving USA ? Be aware of 30% tax....
Plenty of us on the forum.have left but not usually because of politics and as said renouncing citizenship is rather rare. -
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Sainsbury's Faces £140 Million Hit from National Insurance Hike, Warns of Rising Inflation
They are a tax deductible cost, so no they do not come out of profits. -
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[QUIZ] 30 October - The Beatles
I just completed this quiz. My Score 20/100 My Time 167 seconds -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
"What a difference a day makes" -
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Can I transfer money to my Thai bank account whilst out of the country
Note also Thailand Revenue Department (RD) order 162 clarified that income (and in effect savings) earned before 1-Jan-2024 was not taxable (nor I think assessable) if brought into Thailand after 31-Dec-2023. So regardless of whether you were a tax resident of Thailand for 2024 or not, if the money was earned/saved from before 1-Jan-2024, I do not believe it is intended to be taxable nor treated as assessable income by Thailand. I do believe thou, it worth while to make a record of all your foreign accounts as of the end of the last business day in year 2023 - AND keep a record of any transactions that account since - so that (IF you are a tax resident) you can prove any money brought in was earned and saved before 1-Jan-2024. ... If I have the above wrong (I think I have this correct) my hope is that others will correct me. -
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Sainsbury's Faces £140 Million Hit from National Insurance Hike, Warns of Rising Inflation
Increased NI payments come out of profit, not revenue. Still a decent amount of money, although UK supermarkets are quite competitive, so margins are lower than in Thailand for example, where CP have a clear leas. -
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This sub-forum is quiet almost like half the posters are missing - since the election
Good, 2020 back at ya. To cheat or not to cheat, you choose! -
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Sainsbury's Faces £140 Million Hit from National Insurance Hike, Warns of Rising Inflation
Personal attacks are never deserved. Yes I do realize, it’s also less than Saunsbury have allocated for a share buy back, which adds nothing to the company profitability but does pad out share price with a faux ‘improvement’. And…. It’s tax deductible, so on that ‘financial literacy thing…?.
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