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News Forum - Panty creep: Residents fume as pervert steals women’s underwear
Residents have expressed frustration over a perverted man with a mental disorder and voyeuristic tendencies, who has been stealing underwear and spying on women in their homes. The incident culminated when he fell through a ceiling while watching a woman shower. Police apprehended him but his mother secured his release. Yesterday, January 14, CCTV footage … … The story Panty creep: Residents fume as pervert steals women’s underwear as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Nonsense , utter rubbish. Some people will believe anything they read, or are told in the bar. Get tax advice if you need to, just don't fall victim to all the myths and rumors bounding around among the expat community. Everyone is different, there is no law that fits all. -
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News Forum - Charity event raises 4 million baht for Police General Hospital
Thailand’s Police Association donated 4 million baht from its second annual charity walk-run event, Police Run 2024, to the Police General Hospital. This donation, presented yesterday, January 14 at the hospital, will fund medical equipment to support patients and visitors. The event, organised by the Police Association and the Police General Hospital Foundation under Royal … … The story Charity event raises 4 million baht for Police General Hospital as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Honda Jazz suspect evades police in high-speed Chon Buri chase
A white Honda Jazz evaded a police checkpoint in the Mueang district of Chon Buri yesterday, January 14, at 10pm, leading to a high-speed chase that spanned multiple districts. The vehicle registered as กต 1875 Khon Kaen was pursued by officers from Don Hua Lo and Phan Thong Police Stations. The chase continued along Sukprayoon … … The story Honda Jazz suspect evades police in high-speed Chon Buri chase as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Yes mate - IMO a lot of 'Thai Youtubers' are not declaring the money they make on Youtube as they think that because it is paid in USA they dont have to. But that only applies for those in Thailand who are US Citizens - the rest are 'working' in Thailand and liable to pay income taxes in Thailand. Unlike speeding fines and other breaches of the law, the TRD can go back in time and hit people for back-taxes they estimate are due (plus fines and interest penalties). Want to challenge that TRD decision? The rule is you must first pay the taxes and fines and penalties, and then you can lodge an appeal - in Thai only.
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