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Thailand to revamp tax structure

The Thai Finance Ministry has set up a committee to shake up the tax structure of the Revenue Department, the Excise Department and the Customs Department, according to Finance Minister Uttama Savanayana.
Thailand to revamp tax structure
Thailand to revamp tax structure ảnh 1Thai Finance Minister Uttama Savanayana (Photo:bangkokpost.com)

Bangkok (VNA) – The Thai FinanceMinistry has set up a committee to shake up the tax structure of the RevenueDepartment, the Excise Department and the Customs Department, according toFinance Minister Uttama Savanayana.

The committee will be chaired by permanentsecretary for finance Prasong Poontaneat.

The tax restructuring is aimed at enabling theentire tax system to support the Finance Ministry’s main mission of sharpeningthe country’s competitiveness and improving local livelihoods. However, it willlead to both tax cuts and hikes, Minister Uttama said, without diving deeperinto details.

According to Prasong, an e-business tax, whichis now being interpreted by the Council of State, would boost the RevenueDepartment’s income and broaden the tax base.

Meanwhile, director-general of the RevenueDepartment Ekniti Nitithanprapas, said it is pushing the e-business tax bill tobe deliberated by parliament this year to take force next year. The RevenueDepartment expects to boost value-added tax (VAT) by 3-4 billion THB (100-130million USD), levied on foreign online platforms without a physical presence inThailand. 

The department is pushing an exchange of taxinformation law with other countries to better prevent tax avoidance, Eknitisaid. 

Failing to tax foreign-based online platform operators is a global problem andsome countries have introduced a digital tax of 3 percent of transaction value.Thailand still needs time to study the tax, he said.-VNA
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