Thaksin Shinawatra has had his electronic monitoring (EM) bracelet removed after being officially included in the list of those granted a royal pardon. He is preparing to fly to Dubai at the end of June 2569.

The Revenue Department is expediting the collection of taxes from Thaksin Shinawatra following the Supreme Court's ruling, investigating his assets both domestically and internationally. They affirm that if the full amount is not recovered, they will immediately file for bankruptcy.

Thaksin has been granted a conditional release and is scheduled for May 11, 2026. He will undergo a four-month probationary period without being required to wear an electronic ankle monitor.

The Minister of Justice stated that Thaksin meets the criteria for applying for parole in May 2026, noting that the parole application process is normal. He reiterated that if he has served two-thirds of his sentence, he can apply for parole according to the law.

The Department of Corrections explained that Thaksin's eligibility for parole consideration in May 69 is a legal process, non-discriminatory, and requires consideration through several stages according to the Corrections Act.

The Department of Corrections clarified that the consideration for Thaksin Shinawatra's prisoner classification has not yet begun, which is scheduled for August-December 2568, but he meets the criteria for the general parole program.

The Finance Minister has ordered the Revenue Department to proceed with collecting taxes from Thaksin Shinawatra in the Shin Corp share case, totaling 1.76 billion baht, in accordance with the law. The Revenue Department is in the process of issuing a notice of debt repayment.

The Revenue Department is prepared to legally notify Thaksin regarding the Shin Corp share case within two weeks, or no later than the end of November 2025, to pay 1.76 billion baht in taxes. The department emphasizes that it will proceed with fairness, non-discrimination, and no political interference.

The Permanent Secretary of the Treasury revealed that the Director-General of the Revenue Department will report on the 1.76 billion baht tax collection plan for the Shin Corp. shares case today, confirming that the process will be conducted in accordance with legal standards and procedures, no different from other cases.

The Supreme Court has reversed its decision, ordering the collection of 1.76 billion baht in personal income tax from former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra for concealing his shareholding in Shin Corporation Public Company Limited by having another person hold shares on his behalf.