Cheap, low-quality goods flooding Thai market due to duty exemption: private sector


BANGKOK: The Finance Ministry is convening this week to review the exemption of import duties for goods valued under 1,500 baht (RM200).

Lavaron Sangsnit, Finance Ministry permanent secretary, said on Monday (Feb 12) that the ministry was also planning to meet the Customs and Excise departments and relevant agencies to discuss “tax-free” for goods purchased and brought into the country.

Uh-oh! Daily quota reached.


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