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Afghan man stabs and kills two in Germany, including a toddler others injured
US, Occupation, Pipeline, Al Queda formation reason, Middle East. Come on man, it's not a hard puzzle to fit together. I never said it was colonized although some say it was. Al Queda was not formed in a vaccuum. -
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Anutin Orders Stricter Measures to Curb Burning and Reduce PM 2.5
Maybe they really don't care? I always wonder how these bikes and cars can drive around. In my country they would have been set aside and not allowed to drive any further from that point on. -
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Afghan man stabs and kills two in Germany, including a toddler others injured
Made up word to demonise critics of islam and muslims. Phobia is an irrational fear, but fear of islam is entirely rational, you only have to look at the terror attacks around the world over the past decades, as well as the news almost daily! In the prophets own words recorded by Bukhari 'I was victorious by terror' -
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Australian Aged Pension
Most retired Australians don’t receive a government superannuation pension; that benefit is typically limited to former government public servants. Instead, most retirees are likely to rely on the Aged Pension and/or their own private superannuation, allocated pensions, or annuities. As a result, Article 19 of the Double Tax Agreement (DTA) may not be applicable; it’s more likely that Article 20 would apply in these cases. To play devil's advocate here, it’s possible that the Aged Pension could be subject to taxation. With respect to private superannuation payments, I would suggest that only the income or gains earned in 2024, rather than the original capital or gains accrued up to 2023, would be taxable. -
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Trump Placed all Diversity equity, and inclusion staff on paid leave. Eventual Lay Off
Agreed. Let's hope the vultures (lawyers) are stopped from wasting court time on this. Maybe they can put their energy into pushing cases where the best person for the job didn't get it due to nepotism. -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
Jingthing, we'll never agree on this -- so I guess you'll pay taxes on any remittances from your IRA, and I won't. And, should I ever be audited, I'll flash the Por 162 definition: All the money in my Traditional IRA was foreign sourced income. Most were the original income deposits several decades ago. Subsequently, as the IRA was in securities, every year unrealized capital gains were "realized," i.e., became income. However, as they were in an IRA, they were reinvested. Thus, as of Dec 31, 2023 -- my IRA consisted totally of foreign sourced income -- which is what Por 162 is about. I know Expatthai tax says, nope, that income must be in a bank account to qualify for Por 162 exemption. Don't know where they got that from -- maybe at a cocktail party with TRD agents. But their say-so ain't good enough for me. So, any other agencies out there, that you've heard of, saying the same thing about only bank accounts? I would think, if you plan to pay taxes to Thailand on your remitted IRA proceeds, that you would get some reassurance from Expatthai tax. Would love to hear their side of this story.
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