Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office to submit 45 recommendations to alter IR bill
Regulation · 2024-10-08
Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office to submit 45 recommendations to alter IR bill
Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office (FPO) will reportedly submit a detailed list of 45 recommendations to the Cabinet regarding the nation’s entertainment complex bill that could result in the bill being overhauled.
According to local media outlet The Nation, the FPO will ask the Cabinet to consider each recommendation – compiled from recent public hearings into the matter – and adopt those it deems appropriate, ranging from potential IR locations to the validity period of initial license terms.
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