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At least 13,000 Farmers Descend on Whitehall Accusing the Government of ‘betrayal’
Well done the farmers. This is a disgusting policy designed to force generations of farmers to sell up. All their assets are in the farmland so now they get progressively and significantly poorer with each generation. They might have a farm worth 3 million but they might make 30,000 a year profit on it. how can they pay vast sums of inheritance tax? They have to sell or go into huge debt when the parents die. As if losing their parents wasn't enough. Starmers government will then either buy the land to control the means of production like a true communist or use it to build houses for the cultural enrichers. Absolutely sickening. What a vile individual. If only his father had made one less tool at the factory that fateful day. The UK is being ruined at a rapid pace. -
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Opening a Thai bank account as a foreigner questions
Two years ago, I opened my bank account with Bangkok Bank. I was in Thailand on a 90 days "O" non-immigrant VISA. I went to the branch located in the basement of the Exchange Tower in Asok. The documents required were: 1. A photocopy of my passport page with the picture, stamped and signed by my embassy consulate (I believe the purpose was to make sure my embassy knew I was in Thailand. They don't want to open bank accounts to people listed on the FBI "Most Wanted Fugitive" list). 2. The original of my passport and a second document (driving license or ID card, as proof of identity). 3. My apartment lease contract (as proof I planned to stay in Thailand for at least one year. They don't want to open bank accounts to tourists trying to save a few bucks in fees, by using a local bank account for payments in Thailand). To open the bank account, I also had to deposit a small amount of money and in cash only (no transfer from another bank, no credit card, etc.). No, you don't. Why overcomplicating your task? I am a happy Bangkok Bank customer since then. I use the Bank app and I only visited their branch once in two years, to change my debit card from one issued on the JCB circuit (the one they issue by default) to a Mastercard one, plus twice for the retirement VISA renewal. For the VISA, Bangkok Bank has a branch conveniently located in the Immigration Division 1 Government Office in Bangkok. With regards to the App, it's at least on par with the apps offered by other banks I dealt with in Western countries. -
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Exemption of withholding tax in home country
But what about the withholding tax? On the certificate I have to include my TIN, so it is assumed that I pay the withholding tax elsewhere. Not? -
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Elon Musk reportedly creating tension within Donald Trump’s inner circle
Something was, FOX paid out bigly. -
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Thai Tesla driver admits reckless driving after argument - video
In a civilized country, his behavior means 1 year or more withdrawal of driving license -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
So 76+ million is more than 74+ million. So what is your point. You do realize the only number that counts is the electoral college.... either way, Trump will be the next President. Keep juggling the numbers to make yourself, and the left, feel better 😜 -
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Trump wants Gaetz as AG,Maga Loves it
The link does not support your false claim. -
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Elderly Man Severely Injured in Bear Attack in Prachinburi
Update on this story, continues here;
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