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British Airways spreads its wings: Gatwick-Bangkok flights back on
we live and learn, flew LKM, never again, flew finnair, never again. -
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Phuket’s courtroom prescription: Legal drama escalates in Swiss assault dismissal
Give it a rest FFS. You are boring me now. Go and bother somebody else. By the way, your post makes no sense. Read it again. -
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Warning about TTB bank
My immigration accepts term deposits, but I have accounts in 6 banks, and use another bank for immigration -
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Let The Fraud Begin
Sounds like your side hired the Keystone Cops for lawyers..... probably because the "real" lawyers saw straight through the gossamer evidence and didn't want their law license suspended like many of the Trump "lawyers" have had happen to them. Why can't you lot not see the actual truth? -
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Confused. No income tax Forum?
As noted - there are already a number of threads on this. and honestly, IMHO, it is still confusing. The Thailand RD issued a Revenue Department Instruction (Por 161/2566) which in essence stated anyone deemed a Thai tax resident and having assessable income from outside of Thailand would have that such income taxed by Thailand in the year when the income was brought into Thailand from 1-Jan-2024 onwards. That was subsequently clarified further in a Revenue Department order (P. 162/2023) that the assessable income arising BEFORE 1-Jan-2024 is not covered by Por 161/2566 (ie savings/income from outside of Thailand before 31-Dec-2023) is not taxable in Thailand. Some purported financial experts noted these are Revenue department instructions and orders, and not law - and they suspect such could be challenged in court. I would not try challenging such myself, but you asked about law, and to the best of my knowledge those department instructions/orders are not in themselves law. Now the head (and senior managers ) in the Thai Revenue Department (RD) have been publicly quoted as stating they want to expand the tax envelope of Thailand, so to tax all global income of anyone resident in Thailand for >180 days in a taxation year. This is not law, but the senior managers in the RD note they want to do such. There may also be Thai law (or Thai RD instructions/orders - I don't know which) that specify at what point one must apply for a Thai tax ID and file a Thai tax return. Such information is scattered in the noted thread. Given the instructions/orders are not law, ... given there may be exceptions (such as selected LTR visa categories), and given Thai RD wants to increase the taxation envelope further, I think it fair to say there is a degree of uncertainty here. Some of us hope there will be more clarity this month when the Thai year-2024 blank tax forms are available for filling in (which I believe typically happens in November each taxation year) - but I don't hold an answer here. Likely you can get a far better answer than what I can provide, if you dig through the many threads - but I warn you - its "heavy going" (at least it has been for me). -
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Studio 7 are bonkers
I didn´t say they were not on Apples website, nor did I say they are not approved. Just opposed the word authorized, as that in reality means nothing.
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