- The Revenue Department launched a new system called D-VAT and SBT on September 1, 2568.
- The system aims to enhance value-added tax and specific business tax services with a Taxpayer Centric approach.
- It offers a digital end-to-end service covering all processes for easy, convenient, fast, modern, and secure access.
- The system integrates all related services into one digital platform, improving efficiency for taxpayers and officials.
- Design Thinking and Agile Methodology were used to develop the system, focusing on user experience and interface.
- Sample users participated in the development and testing, providing feedback to simplify and meet user needs.
- The system allows self-service for tax-related activities anytime, anywhere, on any device, saving time and resources.
- It reflects the department’s commitment to digital transformation and improving tax management efficiency.
- For inquiries, contact any Revenue Department office nationwide or the RD Intelligence Center at 1161.
Source: rd.go.th
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