Langsuan Man

alfredthegreat, on 2012-04-25 07:13:32, said:

A valuable lesson in life best learned young, especially if he's going to live in Thailand.

Sorry the headline should have read "Dutch Roman Catholic Church Used Castration As A 'Cure' For Gayness"

Langsuan Man, on 2012-03-23 09:26:52, said:

No.

Khun Jean, on 2012-03-21 04:57:09, said:

why would ridiculous statements based on thin air illogical assumptions make me feel uncomfortable? yes we built our house, owned by us in our names, on land owned by a company which is 100% Thai owned without any Farang shareholder or Farang director. the prevailing setup was neither easy nor inexpensive because of the changes from the initial setup. the running cost (administration, corporate tax, audit, annual return) are quite high but still only a fraction of the 10,735 US-Dollars property tax we paid for our former house in Florida plus a (much) lower property tax amount levied on our home in Germany, not to mention other direct or indirect taxes.

if i add to the property taxes the fancy German income tax (later a lower U.S. federal income tax) we pay peanuts in Thailand. i am of course aware that the route we chose is not an option for each and everybody. but there are a number of ways to skin a cat own landed property in Thailand besides a condo based on "foreign allocation" or a Thai partner.

i also admit that the rental option is the best way to go for people who shy away from capital outlay or don't have the dough and/or are happy with the "taste" their landlord provides. to each his own, one size does not fit all. rendering advice whether owning, renting or whatever is as nonsensical as telling a stranger what partner to select.

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my point is that "genuine" companies do exist. but my rebuttal was directed at your posting which contained "all assets have to be sold off.. including of course any vehicles & family home that are registered to that company" and similar irrelevant insinuations based on the wrong assumption that home, vehicles, etc. are owned by a company. when a company is sold no individual company assets have to be sold as the assets remain company property.

facit: it is advisable to do a wee bit of logical thinking or gather information before posting.

Langsuan Man, on 2012-03-17 09:42:16, said:

Right up there with the pedestrian crosswalks?

Langsuan Man, on 2012-03-06 12:11:36, said:

Speaking from past experience there (5 years ago) if you did both renewals at the same time then only 1 original with copies would work.

There is no need to open another thread on this topic. There is already one running here
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Actually you posted it on the 29th

Here it is http://www.thaivisa....re-development/

So this one is closed as a dupe.

General topics is for Thailand related topics.  

This topic is not Thailand related.

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Langsuan Man, on 2012-01-15 11:34:22, said:

This is not a problem. One way to overcome it, is to use Vistalizator

KimoMax, on 2012-01-08 14:00:25, said:

Your OP:

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As mentioned, it states 90 days from last report.  Nothing new or unusual in regards to 90 day and 1 year extensions.