- Thai Prime Minister Pei Tongtan confirmed via social media on December 6, 2024, that there will be no increase in VAT to 15%
- On December 7, 2024, Anuson, a recommended member of the Pheu Thai Party, reiterated that the VAT increase was never included in the government’s policy agenda
- Anuson emphasized that the coalition government led by the Pheu Thai Party focuses on increasing revenue and reducing expenses to provide more income opportunities for the public
- The government is cautious about any policies that could affect the cost of living, especially for low-income groups
- Recent rumors about raising VAT to 15% have been officially dismissed by Prime Minister Pei Tongtan and relevant departments, ending the speculation
- The public is urged not to misinterpret facts or spread rumors to avoid causing panic in society
Source: thaiheadlines.com
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