- The Ministry of Finance is considering collecting VAT from businesses with income below 1.8 million per year.
- This is due to businesses avoiding VAT registration by spreading income.
- The Finance Minister is holding meetings to assess revenue collection and find new income sources.
- The tax reform committee is reviewing the VAT structure for businesses earning less than 1.8 million annually.
- A decision on a flat VAT rate for these businesses is expected within a month.
- The Cabinet approved an increase in excise tax on diesel and gasoline by 1 baht per liter.
- This tax increase is expected to boost government revenue by 3,000 million baht monthly.
- The fuel tax adjustment will not affect retail fuel prices or the public.
Source: thansettakij.com
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