Chulaphan discusses 3 tax departments before meeting with the Prime Minister Confirming that he is not worried about the state's income being below target for 7 months.

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Chunlapan discusses 3 Tax Department

Chulaphan discusses 3 tax departments before meeting with the Prime Minister Revealed that he is not worried that the government income for 7 months is lower than the target. Confirmed that the fiscal position is still strong. There is no idea of ​​transferring the 3 Director-Generals.

5 June 2567 at approximately 12.00 hrs. Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy MinisterMinistry of Finance The executives of 3 tax departments were called: Dr. Ekniti Nitithanprapas Director General of the Excise Department Dr. Kulaya Tantitemit Director-General of the Revenue Department and Mr. Theerat Atthanawanit Director General of the Customs Department To discuss at the Ministry of Finance

Before going to meet Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister called the Ministry of Finance and 3 revenue collection agencies Met at Government House at 15.00:XNUMX p.m. to discuss ways to collect additional revenue.

Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance Revealed after discussion with 3 tax departments that they have called 3 departments to discuss before meeting with the Prime Minister today to report the overall picture of revenue collection.

The revenue collection of the Excise Department may not meet the target due to measures to support the use of EV cars and the reduction of gasoline taxes, which is what the Ministry of Finance has already predicted. However, such measures can stimulate consumption, production, and employment in the country to increase.

“Discussion with the Prime Minister today has prepared to present an overview of the revenue collection of the 3 tax departments, which the Prime Minister They may assign additional missions and they will listen. Right now we are not worried about income. Budget mechanisms can be managed. Fiscal position remains strong There's nothing to worry about. In the past, there has never been a mismatch between income estimates and actual expenses. It's normal.”

 

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