EABC Meeting with Ministry of Finance organised by Fiscal Policy Office on Digital Economy
On 18th January, EABC had another virtual meeting with the Ministry of Finance on Digital Economy. The meeting was attended by the representatives from the Revenue Department, Fiscal Policy Office, Bank of Thailand, and TRD. This meeting aimed to enable the discussion of the use of digital technology to improve Thailand’s […]
MPG: BOI Approves Additional Incentives for Target Industries
MPG would like to share the latest update about “BOI Approves Additional Incentives for Target Industries.”On 21 December 2020, the Thai Board of Investment approved measures to boost investment in target industries and accelerate the adoption of digital technologies. Please read the full update HERE.
EABC Meeting with Ministry of Finance organised by Fiscal Policy Office on Finance Issue
On 14th January, EABC had an opportunity to have a follow up meeting after the courtesy meeting with Minister of Finance on 27th November 2020. This virtual meeting was attended by excellent representatives from the Fiscal Policy Office, Bank of Thailand, and the Ministry of Finance. The discussion on finance topic includes the […]
MPG: New BOI Incentives for Electric Vehicles, Clinical Research and Senior Care.
MPG would like to share the latest update about “New BOI Incentives for Electric Vehicles, Clinical Research, and Senior Care.” On 4 November 2020, the Thai BOI announced that it will reinstitute investment promotions for the development and production of electric vehicles, as well as approve new incentives for business activities […]
MPG:BOI Reinstates International Procurement Offices
MPG would like to share the latest update about “BOI Reinstates International Procurement Offices. On 4 November 2020, the BOI announced that it would be reinstating […]
MPG: Criteria for Tax Exemption under Government Loan Measures
MPG would like to share the latest update about Criteria for Tax Exemption under Government Loan Measures. SMEs who have taken out loans under the Thai government’s low-interest credit measures may qualify for an additional 50% tax exemption on interest expenses. On December 30th, 2020, the Revenue Department clarified the conditions […]
