- The new Bhumjaithai-led government will not raise the VAT rate to 10% in the next three years.
- The government’s immediate focus is on economic recovery.
- A Senate sub-committee had proposed a phased VAT increase, but the government dismissed this idea for the short term.
- Discussions about increasing revenue collection have occurred, but no tax hikes are planned for the next two to three years.
Source: bangkokpost.com
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