Thailand offers tax breaks for carmakers investing in automation and robotics


BANGKOK (Reuters): Thailand has approved tax breaks for three years for automakers investing in automation and robotics to boost their productivity, the country's Board of Investment said on Thursday.

Investment applications must be submitted by 2024, it said in a statement.

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