- Finance Ministry proposing VAT amendment targeting online imported goods under 1,500 baht per item
- Amendment aims to create fairness for Thai SMEs trading goods
- Specifically targets online imported goods to prevent foreign dumping
- Aims to create a more equitable market for both imported and locally produced goods
- Small items ordered online and imported from abroad should be taxed equally to domestically produced goods
- Changing geopolitical and economic landscape has prompted many countries to implement VAT measures on various products
- Amendment expected to level the playing field for all market participants, both domestic and international
Source: pattayamail.com
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