Phuket and Samui Evolve into Global Property Investment Hubs as Foreign Buyers Shift Market Dynamics
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026
Israeli investors embrace long-term leaseholds on Samui as villa supply outpaces Phuket, prompting calls for tighter regulation and property tax reform
Ministry of Finance Proposes ‘Hometown Tax’ to Combat Economic Centralisation
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2026
The Ministry of Finance aims to decentralise the economy by allowing citizens to direct tax contributions to their home provinces, following a Japanese model
Four parties propose tax reform plans to tackle Thailand's low taxpayer base
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2026
Thailand's political parties present their proposals for tax reform, aiming to address the country’s low taxpayer base and create a sustainable economic future. From improving SME support to digital economy taxation, here's what each party plans.
A senior Finance Ministry source revealed that government revenue collection for the 2025 fiscal year is likely to fall short of the 2.88 trillion baht target set in the budget documents by tens of billions of baht.