- TDRI proposes a gradual increase in VAT by 1% at a time until it reaches 10% over 5 years to avoid inflation expectations
- TDRI suggests not using a flat rate for personal income tax as it does not reduce income inequality and recommends reconsidering tax relief measures that benefit high-income groups
- TDRI recommends reducing corporate income tax from 20% to 15% in line with the Global Minimum Tax and suggests abolishing BOI privileges to attract investments equally across all industries
- TDRI emphasizes the importance of imposing taxes on property bases such as capital gains and windfall taxes to ensure significant revenue sources are not overlooked
- Overall, TDRI stresses the need for a comprehensive review and adjustment of tax policies to increase Thailand’s low tax revenue effectively
Source: bangkokbiznews.com
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