Thailand Approves New Tax of Up to 30% on E-Commerce Imports
Thailand's cabinet approved a tax of no more than 30% on goods imported through e-commerce platforms, Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said Tuesday.
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Thailand Approves Tax Increase of Up to 30% on E-Commerce Imports
Thailand’s cabinet approved a tax increase of no more than 30% for goods imported through e-commerce platforms, the finance minister said.
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