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Will Trump deport the LEGAL Haitian migrants in Ohio as promised?
Some of them, but not all. This one specifically about the Haitians in Springfield will probably not be addressed soon. Could be wrong, though. -
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Lidar Robot Vacuum Cleaner Group Buy 3800THB (2 person incldg. myself)
As you can guess from the posts, we went ahead and bought two of the robot vacuum cleaners. If anybody is interested to buy one or two (for bigger discount) on their own, please see the links above. -
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Retention Crisis in UK Armed Forces as Families Warn of Impact from VAT on Private Schools
Under SOLAS and other International Rules and treaties they cannot be ordered to do so legally! -
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Visitor needs guesthouse for two weeks with fridge and microwave.
Walking distance to Pattaya Tai Market, Buakhao Market and Friendship Supermarket. Good security. Visitors have to leave their ID and you can 'request' that they cannot retrieve it without your being there. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I don't think the Thai RD cares. I have read (and I could be wrong) that one is supposed to self assess if their income is "assessable income" by the Thai definition of such, and after 31-Dec-2023 if that income (from year 2024 tax year and later) is brought into Thailand it is to be considered taxable, if it is also 'assessable' income. In defining assessable income, things like a DTA (between Thailand and another country) with a foreign company come in to play which could be tricky ?? for a digital nomad to show a DTA. If the foreigner does (or does not) submit a tax form, then only if there is an audit by the Thai RD could the foreigner land into trouble if they did not correctly report their assessable income brought into Thailand (after 31-Dec-2023). However I am VERY FAR from being knowledgeable on this topic - so let see what others chime in and say. -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
All the more reason to file returns to the TRD come hell or high water, I think - even if it means submitting these direct to their Bangkok HQ if our local offices refuse to accept them, as I am planning to do if need be. -
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Will Trump deport the LEGAL Haitian migrants in Ohio as promised?
So basically ignore his promises.
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