By Thai Newsroom Reporters AN ESTIMATED 70 BILLION BAHT worth of goods and services is anticipated to circulate in all parts of the country from early next month until the middle of February under the Pheu Thai-led government’s “easy e-receipt” campaign for the well-to-do. Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat confirmed today (Dec.20) the “easy
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Tax refund backed shopping sprees by well-to-do to kick off soon
By Thai Newsroom Reporters DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION will likely grow due to anticipated shopping sprees by well-to-do people, given a tax refund campaign during an early part of next year, confirmed Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat today (Nov.27). Given the “easy e-receipt” campaign, earlier called the “e-refund” campaign, all Thai nationals aged 16 and over
Read moreParallel populist project unveiled for the well-to-do
By Thai Newsroom Reporters AN E-REFUND PROJECT has been freshly launched by the Pheu Thai-led government for the well-to-do in parallel to the populist digital wallet project for other people. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin confirmed today (Nov.10) that the e-refund project will be provided to those who may not be entitled to the 10,000-baht
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