- Starting 1 January 2026, Thailand will impose import duties on all goods imported, removing the exemption for items priced at or below THB 1,500.
- Previously, low-value goods (LVG) under THB 1,500 were exempt from customs duty, excise tax, and VAT, mainly benefiting e-commerce imports.
- Temporary exemptions for LVG will remain in place until 31 December 2025.
- The policy change aims to support domestic businesses and level the playing field with foreign e-commerce sellers.
- The new rule will impact domestic businesses, consumers, and e-commerce platforms operating in Thailand.
Source: taxathand.com
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