- The government denies any plans to increase VAT from 7% to 10%, calling such reports misinformation.
- Officials emphasize their focus is on reducing household expenses and supporting economic recovery.
- No emergency decree for large-scale borrowing or VAT changes has been decided.
- A Senate committee withdrew a tax restructuring proposal to avoid public confusion; the Senate cannot force the cabinet to act on it.
- Thailand’s VAT rate remains low compared to other ASEAN countries, and no VAT adjustment is planned.
Source: bangkokpost.com
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