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Ottawa Teens Arrested Over Alleged Bomb Plot Targeting Pro-Israel Rally
Canada is a weak country with politicians who have no clue what they are doing or have done nor are qualified for their roles. They, like all western countries have been sleep walking into a disaster. Not to mention, this specific group has no intention to integrate, only harm and try to convert you to their radical religion. -
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Non-B expiring whilst out of country
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Trump's Pick, Mike Huckabee’s Ambassadorship: What It Means for U.S.-Israel Relations
Ah well he can always get a good deal on a lectern through his daughter to explain himself -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
As you say many things are might, could, or possible, in the DTA I have been advised very differently to what the 2 very heavily promoting advisors are saying, who are promoting their filing and obtaining a TID services, especially around the DTA for capital gains property (real estate). Even if there is liability it's not easy to understand what the Thai tax liability may be, as regards deductions or how the gain is calculated, again I have seen different ways of working it out, A visit to the TRD is ok but they really won't understand the fine details of all the DTA, but it needs to be clearer before a taxable event not after it, how can there be any planning without knowing. -
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Endeavour and Error: Thai Man Finds Meth 'Boost' to Support Family Backfires
Dad for him and his family, but he knew the consequences of possessing that many drugs. He could have just bought a couple a day and would not have been charged. Sad situation and I do agree that they need to go after the big fish. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Trump's Trade Policies Threaten Thai Economy Image composite: ASEN NOW Thailand is facing potential economic challenges as former US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs are set to impact global trade, specifically targeting countries like China, and indirectly affecting others reliant on export. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343504-trumps-trade-policies-threaten-thai-economy/ -
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Trump's Trade Policies Threaten Thai Economy
Image composite: ASEN NOW Thailand is facing potential economic challenges as former US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs are set to impact global trade, specifically targeting countries like China, and indirectly affecting others reliant on export. Trump has proposed a significant increase in tariffs, with a 20% general tariff on imports and a hefty 60% on imports from China. While his aim is to revitalise domestic jobs in the US, the ripple effects could spell trouble for Thailand, heavily reliant on its export sector. The US is Thailand's number one export destination, accounting for 17% of its export market. China's share stands at 12%, and indirectly could be as high as 17% via re-exports through neighbouring countries like Malaysia and Singapore. These countries form essential channels for Thai products to reach global markets, making them crucial partners for Thailand's economic stability. Thailand, with exports constituting 65.4% of its GDP, would be significantly affected by any slowdown in global trade, especially with such heavyweight markets being targeted by US tariffs. During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, Thailand's over-reliance on exports was evident when the economy contracted by 6.1%, compared to an Asean average of 3.2%. Furthermore, Trump's potential implementation of strict 'Rules of Origin' could further complicate matters, potentially limiting Thailand's capacity to mitigate tariff impacts by producing goods on behalf of foreign companies like China. These rules demand that a certain percentage of a product's components are sourced locally to qualify for tariff reductions, making it harder for countries like Thailand to bypass higher tariff costs through manufacturing collaborations. As China and Thailand both grapple with domestic issues - China with its real estate crunch and Thailand with household debts - the added pressure of altered US trade policies could push both economies towards recession, highlighting the global interconnectedness that makes such protectionist policies significantly impactful, writes Chartchai Parasuk, PhD, for Bangkok Post. -- 2024-11-14
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