
He said his office had presented information on the pros and cons of such a tax to representatives of the Revenue Department, Council of State, Office of the Basic Education Commission and Office of the Education Council.
The move follows a Cabinet resolution that all tutorial schools should start paying taxes.
“According to the National Education Act and the Private Education Act, private schools enjoy either tax exemption or tax reduction,” Bundit said.
“So we will need to amend relevant laws.”