- Thailand’s main political parties oppose the government’s plan to raise VAT, citing negative impacts on consumers and small businesses.
- The government proposes increasing VAT to 8.5% by 2028 and 10% by 2030.
- Some parties support raising corporate tax instead and suggest delaying VAT hikes until economic recovery.
- Suggestions include increasing the VAT registration threshold for SMEs.
- Critics argue that economic growth and a broader tax base could boost revenue without raising VAT.
Source: malaysia.news.yahoo.com
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