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Trump Alleges Biden Connection to White House Cocaine Incident and Promises Investigation
Yawn, pretty sure the removal of illegall immigrants, exposeong fraud, corruption and government waste is more important. To those that voted. You didn't care about eggs until he took office.. -
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My recent experience at the bank
Eaxactly. large cash deposits into a bank account are a red flag and should be investigated. -
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The waitress said I had 4 beers, when I only had 3...
....isn't that act inconsiderate though? Try doing that in Japan or Switzerlsnd and see how far you get. Thais are about as ignorant as they come in almost all aspects of daily life. Regards, Bob. -
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Lost your ID ? (Canadian)
As others have mentioned, it's a matter for the police. That is why TM30 registration is both needed and good, an easy way to find owners of lost passport. -
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Sole proprietorship in Thailand?
I'm not from UK, but it's probably not so different from other European cpountries, and like the situation for other Danes and myself that are living in Thailand and still owner of a business in our home country. It has nothing to do with Thailand, apart from personal income and eventual taxation of that. There might be rules in UK, just like there is in my home country – and those I know in similar situation from neighboring European countries – if you have a personal owned bsusiness, about vat-registration and an address etc. Most of us use a limited company registered in our home couintry. The company will pay tax in the country where it is registered. You shoukld check the DTA between Britain and Thailand concerning salary, fees and/or dividends paid to you, when you are tax-resident in Thailand. The DTAs are different from country to country, but in Denmark we don't pay Danish income tax of salary and fee, and can get tax reduction on dividends. Thai income tax is (much) lover than Danish taxation. If you do no business in Thailand, you don't need a company here. -
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Thais Express Discontent with Government and PM in New Poll
Ya, your right, off topic as usual and yes, Trump is still President and doing a great job.
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