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	Last year&rsquo;s vehicle excise tax revenue totalled Bt80 billion, lower than in 2014, given drops in auto sales.&nbsp;</div>
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Car tax windfall foreseen

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Car tax windfall foreseen

Somchai Sujjapongse, permanent secretary of the Finance Ministry, expects the new vehicle tax based on carbon-dioxide emissions will increase excise revenue by between Bt7 billion and Bt8 billion to Bt93 billion this year.

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