Kalasin launches campaign to catch invasive black-chin tilapia
Stores rejecting Thailand’s co-payment scheme fearing back taxes
Search resumes for grandpa and nephew missing at Korat reservoir
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Search resumes for grandpa and nephew missing at Korat reservoir
Today 14:18Key points summarised by AI
A search operation is underway for a 60-year-old man and his 12-year-old nephew who went missing while fishing at Lam Phra Phloeng Dam reservoir in Nakhon Ratchasima.
Witnesses heard a scream and saw the man jump into the water; rescuers have since found their fishing boat but are still searching for the missing pair.
Stores rejecting Thailand’s co-payment scheme fearing back taxes
Today 00:25Key points summarised by AI
Thai eateries and stores are increasingly refusing the government's 50:50 co-payment stimulus scheme, despite its sales-boosting effects.
The primary reason for rejection is fear of revenue officials demanding back taxes, with some businesses claiming they have already faced significant tax demands.
The Fiscal Policy Office insists the co-payment scheme is not linked to the Revenue Department's database, asserting that back taxes should not be a problem for participating small entrepreneurs.
The office clarified that only businesses earning over 1.8 million baht annually are required to register for VAT, with penalties for non-compliance.