- Chamber of Deputies approves draft legislation on VAT reform
- Dual VAT system to be implemented in 2026 with a transition period of seven years
- Draft legislation submitted by Ministry of Finance on 25 April 2024
- Version approved by Chamber of Deputies includes changes like zero-rate VAT for certain items, VAT reductions for agriculture and medicine, cashback for lower income families, and excise tax adjustments
- Maximum VAT rate set at 26.5%
- Senate approval required in the second half of 2024
Source: taxathand.com
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