- The Ministry of Finance will start collecting value-added tax on imported goods with a value of less than 1,500 baht
- This decision was made to help SMEs and ensure fairness between foreign and local sellers
- The Ministry of Finance will work closely with the Ministry of Commerce to assess the impact on international relations
- The government aims to address the issue of unfair competition between foreign and local sellers
- The Customs Department will propose laws to register and tax online platforms selling goods in Thailand
- The Ministry of Finance plans to present draft laws to the Cabinet in May 2024 for further consideration
- Measures will be implemented to collect taxes on low-value goods through the Customs Department while awaiting legal processes
Source: pptvhd36.com
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