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As far as I can tell it doesn't need to be published in the Gazette. The rule has always been there. It's just a matter of interpretation and enforcement. The change is underlined. Any change /new law shall be published in the Royal Gazette to become effective. Clause 1: Persons residing in Thailan...

Benroon wrote: ↑Thu Oct 12, 2023 7:05 pm
However the new taxation arrangement for foreigners from Jan 1st 2024 has now been published in the Royal Gazette so IS definitely coming.

Link to Royal Gazette please?

malcolminthemiddle wrote: ↑Wed Sep 27, 2023 7:20 am Drive south on Petchakasem towards Pranburi. About half-way on the left is a grass shop. Mali for shaded areas, Nual Noi for sunny areas. 081-2533827, 085-8717655, 099-1288830. Hope this helps.

Drive south on Petchakasem towards Pranburi. About half-way on the left is a grass shop. Mali for shaded areas, Nual Noi for sunny areas. 081-2533827, 085-8717655, 099-1288830. Hope this helps.

Looks like they're going ahead with it ... In contrast https://insightplus.bakermckenzie.com/bm/tax/thailand-offshore-sourced-income-brought-into-thailand-from-1-january-2024-onward-will-be-subject-to-thai-personal-income-tax/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR2bcaJ94Mnti35bo...

This would take a change in legislation which is normally a slow process in Thailand especially with an eleven-party coalition. A withholding tax or condition of visa extension would make implementation easy enough. But, imagine the negative effect on the Thai economy? Who is going to bring money in...

I think that the interesting new part is the inclusion of savings. As of now, money can be freely imported if it's classed as savings, ie not earned in the current calendar year. In other words, earnings from previous calendar years (Thai tax years) can be imported to Thailand tax free whether or n...

Maybe they mean disconnected but still in-situ which is common practice for long term parking?

In a warm climate like Thailand, does the AC have a big effect on performance?

If you look closely there are a number of similar items left hanging from the scaffolding, I count at least 5. They look like some sort of template or built in cover or similar and not all are the same.

Hafele

The platform could be the base of a new structure such as a water tank? There are unconcreted columns which suggests the platform will have a roof.

Let's see if any pipe work is placed in the platform before concreting.

For information, Thai landlords are required by law to charge electricity and water fees at the standard rates set by utility authorities.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... g-up-bills

The "wire things" are rebar cages.

The wooden boxes appear to be temporary formwork ready to slide down over the rebar cages ready to receive concrete to form pile caps that will support the structure.

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