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Khon Kaen school director arrested for drug dealing
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what money is taxed 2024 ?
Current forms being the operative words. You still cannot see beyond Thailand. Despite me spelling it out and providing the forms. The UK joined CRS in 2017. SA106 Foreign Income tax form was introduced for UK tax year 2018 -19. Thailand joined CRS in 2023 Foreign income forms will follow. Go around the rest of the CRS Countries and check out what " Foreign Income " forms that they introduced after joining CRS But, hey. You go right ahead and believe that Thailand will not be doing the same. -
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Sending dried herbs and spices to the US from Thailand...customs issues???
I think this is the current page: https://www.aphis.usda.gov/traveling-with-ag-products/coffee-tea-honey-nuts-spices -
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The abrupt welcome on my 3rd Visa Exempt
I am with you on this man... Seems to me that members are too quick to find fault in your take on how you were treated (processed). As we age, same event are perceived differently. The problem being that the younger people, an IO are in that category, are unaware of that, and think nothing in the way they deal with older people. But older people, and I am slowly becoming one of those, are done with these small things that are just annoying. I think that at your age, you have earned the right to be treated with additional courtesy, be it at Immigration, or anywhere else. Immigration should have welcomed you once again, and wished you a nice stay. Regards... -
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Harry and Meghan’s LA Fire Zone Visit: Could They Have Done More?
I noticed that Harry and Meghan visited the LA fire zone recently, which brought some much-needed attention to the area. It's always good to see public figures showing up in times of need, as their visibility can help highlight important issues and potentially inspire others to get involved. That said, I feel there might have been an opportunity to make a bigger impact. For example, staying a bit longer or directly contributing supplies like water or food to the community could have added a more tangible element to their visit. These small gestures can make a significant difference and might resonate even more with the people affected. Do you think their visit will help bring more attention to the crisis, or could there have been additional ways to support the community?
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