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Trump wins on the Stormy case as sentencing delayed "indefinitely".
Correction:Former NJ judge -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
I honestly can't remember, my accountant sorted it out for me , must have been around 20 years ago -
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Plan B Countries - Any Advice or Ideas ?
There have been other threads like this recently. Usual responses in this region are Cambodia, Vietnam & Philippines. -
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TM30 - real estate agent reports online, but you still need to go and report it yourself!!!
Did you re-register with new username & password? Renal chalets sound novel! -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
I too am on an LTR but I think we will need to wait and see. I have read and re-read translations of the LTR Royal Decree many times, and it states (for Wealthy Pensioners and Wealthy Global Citizens) that their foreign assessable income is tax exempt. It does not state such foreign income is not assessable. Does that make a difference in regards to having to file a Thai tax return (and thus obtain a Thai tax ID)? I don't know. I appreciate your view that to file a tax return when zero money is legally owed reads to be "paperwork for nothing" ... but there are countries (Canada in particular) that DO want want such paperwork for nothing - so if Thailand does eventually demand tax returns for nothing, they won't be alone. Given I already attempted to get a Thai tax ID (and was denied such as I don't bring in any more money into Thailand at the present time), my intent - as an LTR visa holder - is to wait a couple of years (and NOT bring money into Thailand), and see how any potential tax submission requirement for LTR visa holders may play out. TIT and one never really knows. I do hope your sense is correct that no tax return will be required for the noted LTR visa holders, who have no Thai income. .... ie a sense that such LTR visa holders will NOT have to file a Thai tax return for assessable foreign income brought into Thailand. Its clear (from the Royal Decree) there is no tax due for noted LTR visa holders foreign assessable income brought into Thailand - but for me it is not so clear that there is no requirement for a tax return. . -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Wouldn't surprise me if they install seats outside all of the banks now, just like the "farmers Bank" what a gift to the mobile food vendors, won't be too bad in the current climate , not much fun when things get hot -
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Thai worker abandoned in Israel after hospital discharge - video
If they kept Inside hospital in Australia, you would be complaining about the nanny state always dictating telling you what to do -
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Trump and his followers.
Told me nothing except a WH wish list that was never accomplished
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