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lol neither are mine, hence my current monthly tax outgoings. Another way to do it to have your contract altered, the tax year is January 1st to December 31st. If your salary is 150,000b and you start work on June 1st you technically only pay tax on the last 6 months of the financial year, effectively reducing your tax bill by 50%, however if your contract is renewed before the expiration of the other you will jump back up to the full rate, keep in mind if you can get onto seperated contracts the severance allowance always starts again as your employment is not technically continuous.

Your life is better due to the salary that reflects the tax increase, unless of course like me, I was paid minimum to satisfy the visa extension (50,000b per month) and the rest offshore cash whilst the company I work for was 50% foreign owned, when it became 100% Thai owned my salary changed to a full Thai salary paying the amount I do now. As I said if your not happy reduce your taxable salary.

You get the same for your tax money as the Thai's, it all goes into the government coffers to keep the country going, is the concept of taxes seriously that lost on you, did you not pay them back home ?

wow, need to get to 55 for the free medical, such an achievement from the 30baht medical currently provided.

You as a tax payer have access to the same benefits as a Thai whilst your employment is current. Keep in mind there is nothing out here like a pension back home, once your kicked to the kerb so is the benefits, same as a thai.

Probably the same reason why I pay 58,000, taxes here just like home are scaled to the actual income, if you want to pay zero drop your yearly salary back to 150,000b.

That 750 baht per month (from memory) social tax is paid on-top of your agreed salary from your employers pocket.......... as I said you are not paying any more tax the your staff.

You don't pay more taxes than a Thai person, drop yourself onto your staff's salary and you will see you are taxed the same, alternatively pay your staff the same as yourself and the will pay the same as you.

Good money in washing cars, just had my pickup done and the ticket said I was customer # 78 today, turnover off 11k aint bad since opening time of 8.00am.

You are one very special person aint you.

Lmao, are fucking retarded, your the one claiming you have ridden bikes with bigger engines than cars.

It would want to be a huge car to carry 6 people plus luggage.

Care for a wager ? What bike has a bigger engine than my 3 litre turbo diesel ? Do away with the front brake.......bwahahahahahahahahahahaha pot/kettle/black ??

lol @ Stinky on a Fino !! My click (well the missus's) is now 3 yrs old with nearly 20,000km on the clock, its going strong and has been 100% reliable.

Maybe your just clueless. EDIT: Oh look, even Tom has posted that it has combi brakes, even with pretty pictures....... no brainer really.

Your scoot must be a one off creation then as the PCX definitely has combi brakes. The left lever activates both front and rear the the right lever is front only.

Is the lady of the relationship French or Japanese ?

If its all the same to you only one operates the Combi, the other is dedicated to the front.

Bullshit, the combi brake on my Click is awesome.

You sure about that........ Pretty much all Honda scoots have Combi brakes.

Sorry Cat, A scoopy is a gay ass bike for a grown man to riding. When the Missus was wanting to upgrade the click (2 yr old now) I suggested a scoopy i........... she looked at me in disgust and sternly told me she is not a Katoey.

Seriously have a look at the Suzuki Hayate 125 DCP-FI, they are a good thing but unfortunately are often overlooked by those whom seem happy to pay Honda and Yamaha tax.......... My personal bike is a Click, only reason for purchase was the missus rides it more than me and her being 40kg's the Hayate was just too big, having said that I have ridden the click to work a few times in Laem Chabang, it has no probs commuting my 120kg ass along suk road at 100km/h.

lol, just discovered my RS sub has expired, goodbye RS you was nice at first but got greedy at the end and I shall not be renewing.

The 3 main ones I use are (Forums not search engines) http://bolt.cd/board/index.php http://www.warez-bb.org/ http://projectw.org/index.php

That budget wont get you onto a new 150cc bike but IMHO best bang for buck sub 55k is the fuel injected 125CC Suzuki Hayate at 52k (alloy wheels), good reliable performer with huge under seat storage.