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Payment of Pattaya Electric Bill
How about this idea? Rather than going through the hassle of opening up a new bank account just for my electric bill, what about buying a pre-paid debit card from Bangkok Bank? I think they sell those, and if there is the ability to manage and use the account online, and possibly reload the card from time to time, I could use that to scan the QR code on my monthly bill a copy of which I receive from by email from my condo. No real bank account is involved, but the problem is solved. Does that make sense? -
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How much do you pay your Thai woman per month?
it's not "pay" it's our $$ we are a team wait for her birthday . usually a 5baht bar -
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U.S. Targets Iran’s Oil Industry to Cripple Its Economy, Treasury Secretary Says
I'm far from a Trump fan, but I have no problem with that. Hit em where it hurts. In the pocketbook. -
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Ukraine’s Fate Was Sealed Long Before Aid Was Cut
German and the Soviet Union were also friends during WWII, until they were not. Russia 🇷🇺 need to defend it border ever day of the week, day and night. The Chinese smuggle across the border, even walk in and set up farming in remote areas. Also Russia has borders with some wild Muslim countries that are know for everything by love and peace. What is the North Korean Kursk killing go sour and Kim is in a bad mood? The safest borders are Russia's NATO borders. -
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Illegal Lion and Liger Seized from Home in Songkhla
Is a liger anything like a tiger? -
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Dividends only tax return.
Would appear that way currently. But Thai Tax residents of 2024 and 2025, will be liable for dividend and capital gains remitted from income and CGains earned in and from either year for 2025, 2026 Q1 filing.... Order No. Por.162/2566, issued on November 20, 2023, ... the new interpretation should not apply to foreign-sourced income earned before January 1, 2024. This means that income derived prior to this date will be subject to the previous rule: it will only be taxed if brought into Thailand within the same tax year it was earned. This order aims to ease the transition for taxpayers planning the remittance of previously earned foreign income.
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