- VAT Rate Extension: The Thai Cabinet has extended the reduced VAT rate of 7% until September 30, 2026, following an announcement by the Office of the Prime Minister on September 9, 2025.
- Background on VAT Rate: The standard VAT rate in Thailand is 10%, but it was reduced to 7% as part of economic measures following the 1997 financial crisis to stimulate growth.
- Economic Support: The Director-General of the Revenue Department emphasized that this extension aims to build confidence and support domestic consumption, helping to sustain economic growth in line with national targets.
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