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Elon Musk's Tweets Under Scrutiny by UK Counter-Extremism Unit Amid Grooming Gangs Scandal
So not necessarily coincident with the will of the people, who have recently shown how unpopular Labour have become so rapidly. The right wing press says. Sorry. this is The Guardian: Labour’s poll lead is fading and the base is weak – it’s time for Starmer to roll the dice https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jan/04/labours-poll-lead-is-fading-and-the-base-is-weak-its-time-for-starmer-to-roll-the-dice And IPSOS: 61% of Britons say they’re dissatisfied with Keir Starmer, his worst performance as Labour leader Overall dissatisfaction with the Government remains high at 70% Economic optimism continues to deteriorate, with 2 in 3 (65%) expecting the economy to get worse over the next year – the worst score since the end of 2022 https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/dissatisfaction-starmer-reaches-61-his-highest-labour-leader Somehow, I think the next election will be much sooner than in 4 and a half years time. -
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Bangkok Taxi Driver Slashes Passenger's Face in Violent Attack
Very dumb and insensitive way of reasoning. I wish you to end up in the same kind of crap. You might learn a thing or two about decency. -
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Extend stay after retirement visa expires
Thank you for advice. As I understand now I can extend my permission of stay before my current permission (19 april) of stay ends. Before that day I can extend my permission of stay with 1 month?If so, based on what? The main problem about extend retirement visa is that I not can have a rental agreement from "my" house..... -
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Today's experience trying to obtain my tax refund
First of all the information in this post is ONLY relevant to Australian expats who are Thai tax residents and impacted by the Thai- Australia Tax Treaty. This afternoon, after compiling the total amount of my aged pension payments remitted to me in Thailand during the 2024 calendar year, I proceeded to visit my bank to obtain a letter detailing the interest I had earned and the tax that had been deducted. No issues encountered at the bank. I then proceeded to my District Revenue Office to lodge my tax return. The first question I asked was whether under the Thai-Australia DTA my pension was assessable for tax in Thailand. The Revenue Officer who was attending to me was unaware of the DTA and could not answer the question. The Revenue Office Manager was called over and she advised, but was not 100% certain, that as the aged pension was a payment made by the Australian Government, and therefore deemed by the Thai Revenue Dept to be a social security payment, in her opinion it was not assessable. She, for the sake of clarity, telephoned the Provincial Revenue Office and their response was that it was not assessable and therefore there was NO requirement for me to include any portion of it in my tax return. The end result being that my tax return comprised of only the interest earned and the tax deducted, thus meaning I will receive a 100% tax refund. So hopefully this helps other aussie expats who are concerned about whether or not their aged pension is going to be taxed here in Thailand. -
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Good to know. Thanks.
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