labels: Half-and-Half Plus
Dr. Ekniti is pushing for budget allocation for the "Half-Price Plus" scheme, expected to start this June with a 4,000 baht handout.
Dr. Ekniti instructed the Comptroller General's Department and the Budget Bureau to find funds for the "Half-Price Plus" scheme and to expedite the collection of outstanding payments for the Budget Transfer Act. Registration is expected to open in May, with spending beginning in June 2569.Finance Minister dispels rumors about "Half-Price Plus" scheme, confirming it won't involve a 200 baht handout for 10 months, but that a scheme will definitely be implemented, pending final confirmation.
Dr. Ekniti clarified that the "Half-Half Plus" scheme does not involve distributing 200 baht for 10 months. He affirmed that the project is definitely coming but is currently under consideration regarding the budget and daily spending criteria. He expects clarity in May-June 69.The Ministry of Finance is ready to immediately launch the "Half-Price Plus" scheme to help people cope with high fuel prices.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance revealed the approach to managing domestic retail fuel prices, coordinating two main mechanisms: the Fuel Fund and excise tax. Meanwhile, the "Half-Half Plus" co-payment scheme can begin immediately upon the formation of a new government to help alleviate the cost of living and combat rising fuel prices.The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance confirmed that the "Half-Price Plus" Phase 2 program will proceed as planned, with the system 100% ready.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance confirmed that the "Half-Price Plus" Phase 2 program will proceed as planned, with the system 100% ready. It awaits the government's conditions and target groups. He also anticipates a swift formation of a new government, ensuring the 2570 budget remains uninterrupted.The "Half-Price Plus" co-payment scheme has ended, generating 8.4 billion baht in spending. The Ministry of Finance expects it to boost GDP growth by an additional 0.2% in 68.
The "Half-Price Plus" co-payment scheme has ended, with 19.76 million users and a total spending of 8.4 billion baht. 9.9 merchants participated. The Ministry of Finance expects this to boost GDP growth by an additional 0.2% in 68.The final phase of the "Half-Price Plus" scheme has seen over 8 billion baht circulated. The Ministry of Finance warns users to spend it before December 31st.
The "Half-Price Plus" scheme has generated over 8 billion baht in spending. The Ministry of Finance is urging eligible individuals to use their full allowance before the December 31st deadline, as over 6.44 million individuals have already reached their allocated amount."Phase 2 of the 'Half-Price Plus' scheme will not continue, the Election Commission ruled it violates the law."
The Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance revealed that the "Half-Price Plus" Phase 2 program cannot proceed because the Election Commission ruled that the law stipulates that the caretaker cabinet cannot undertake projects that involve budgetary commitments.Half-and-Half Plus Phase 2 is expected to provide 10 million rights, 2 baht per person.
A government spokesperson revealed that the second phase of the "Half-Half Plus" program is expected to provide 2,000 baht per person to 10 million eligible individuals. Five million eligible individuals will receive benefits for those previously ineligible, focusing on those affected by floods and those living along the Thai-Cambodian border.The Ministry of Finance is proposing the "Half-Half Plus" scheme, which allows merchants to upgrade their skills and receive up to 2,000 baht, to be presented to the Cabinet on November 18th.
The Minister of Finance is preparing to propose the "Half-Half Plus" scheme, which allows merchants to upgrade their skills and receive up to 2,000 baht, and a medium-term fiscal plan to the Cabinet on November 18, 2568.Get a chance to win 4,000 baht from the Half-Half Plus Phase 2 program. The Ministry of Finance is waiting for the government to approve the program. Registration is expected this December.
The Permanent Secretary of Finance revealed that the second phase of the "Half-Half Plus" scheme is currently being designed, focusing on those who are disenfranchised and vulnerable. The amount of each person's payment will depend on the government's decision. It will be submitted to the Cabinet and registration will open in December 2025. He confirmed that there will be no overlap with the state welfare card scheme.
