Thailand Revenue Dept. Exceeds Target, Collecting 2.52 Trillion Baht
Thailand's Revenue Department collected 2.52 trillion baht in fiscal year 2026, exceeding its target by 75 billion baht. Increased value-added tax (VAT) on domestic consumption was a key driver, signaling economic recovery.
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