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This little, but pretty long, snake maintained the photo pose for about half an hour, just warming up in the sun maybe.

Indochinese long-nosed whip snake.
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malcolminthemiddle wrote:

hhinner wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 10:42 am
Anything transferred to Thailand after 1/1/24 is assessable.

Unless it is exempt?

OK. But best to have the records available if ever audited.

PeteC wrote:Read the below and then we can decide if we have conflicting instructions being published? For the moment I give up.

https://www.expattaxthailand.com/taxati ... -thailand/

Have to agree. Traditional ambiguity in Thai laws and regulations. [emoji3061]

Another reason for Musk to hate UK and EU. Heh, heh. [emoji3][emoji3] "Cops start seizing imported Tesla Cybertrucks that are banned in the UK because they are not road legal" https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14296291/cops-seize-banned-Tesla-cybertruck-road-legal-UK.html . More inf...

It's when the money is earned. There's reference to it in many articles and on this thread as well. If it was earned before the current tax laws went into force taxes don't apply. How do you prove it? You don't, if they want let them audit you and then the person can provide adequate proof. If the ...

Saddle sore just thinking about 79km. 15km is my usual.

A step in the right direction to defang those monopolies ... THAI LOWER HOUSE PASSES HISTORIC COMMUNITY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BILL In a landmark decision, the Thai House of Representatives unanimously approved the Community Alcoholic Beverage Bill, marking a significant shift in Thailand’s beverage pr...

Also nothing that I've seen about how to get a TIN, which seems to be key to everything.[/i] The tax office is in Soi 88 opposite Nanys. From what I've read on the Thai tax website you just need your passport (but TIT so who knows). Anyway as a probably non-tax payer I won't be bothering with one u...

Big Boy wrote:Thank you Steve - I will go on that adventure one day next week, and report how I get on.

You'll need your passport.

VincentD wrote:Actually Ayam brand is from Singapore, from a time when it was still Malaya (not Malaysia). It was developed for the British and was always a staple in our household.

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I've gone native, and actually prefer the Thai brand these days - they aren't exactly cheap either. My favourite (English Breakfast) cafe at the moment, T&Ms actually make their own, which are quite acceptable. Do you mean Ayam brand? Malaysian company (I think), certainly not Thai. Beans manuf...

Got Bran Flakes in BigC on the Huey Mongkol (Pa La-u) Road.

Very pleasant. No aircon, or even fan, needed to sleep at night. No sweat for the slightest exertions. Shame about the winds and the crap in the air we have to breathe.

A year later and no machines involved, but, for those who have lots of coins to change, G supermarket advertise that they are happy to change coins into banknotes. Note, only at Chomsin branch.
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Big Boy wrote:I've just run a real time check, and we're 4th worst in Thailand, ahead of Bangkok and Chiang Mai

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And still 170 as at 8pm.