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Thai government plans tax breaks for flood recovery

Straits Times 23.12.2011
Thai government plans tax breaks for flood recovery

Thailand's finance ministry will seek cabinet approval next week to offer tax breaks for business and individuals affected by the recent historic flooding, the finance minister said on Thursday.

Thailand to Waive Tax on Insurance Claims for Some Flood Damage

Suttinee Yuvejwattana Bloomberg.com 03.11.2011
Thailand to Waive Tax on Insurance Claims for Some Flood Damage

Thailand’s government will waive taxes on insurance claims for machinery damaged by flooding, Finance Minister Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala said.

Thailand May Cut Import Taxes on Food, Bottled Water Shortages

Thailand will propose cutting import taxes on bottled water and food such as eggs, milk formula and pork after flooding led to shortages, said Vachari Vimooktayon, director-general of the Internal Trade Department.

Nissan says first-car programme distorts market

Santan Santivimolnat Bangkok Post 24.09.2011

US Justice Seeks Info From News Corp.

THOMAS CATAN And DEVLIN BARRETT The Wall Street Journal 21.09.2011
Nissan says first-car programme distorts market

Nissan is unhappy with the government's first-time car buyer programme, saying the excise tax rebate for the passenger car purchases distorts competition.

US Justice Seeks Info From News Corp.

U.S. prosecutors have sent News Corp. a letter seeking information about possible payments made by its U.K. tabloid newspapers to British policemen, according to people familiar with the matter.

New government fees pepper Obama deficit plan

It's not just millionaires who'd pay more under President Barack Obama's latest plan to combat the deficit. Air travelers, federal workers, military retirees, wealthier Medicare beneficiaries and people taking out new mortgages are among those who would pay more than $130 billion in government revenues raised through new or increased fees.

Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy

President Barack Obama is expected to seek a new base tax rate for the wealthy to ensure that millionaires pay at least at the same percentage as middle income taxpayers.

Thai cabinet approves tax refund for first-time car buyers

Ploy Ten Kate, Jason Szep Reuters 13.09.2011
Thai cabinet approves tax refund for first-time car buyers

Thailand's cabinet has approved a plan to offer tax refunds for first-time car buyers from October 1, a minister said on Tuesday, clearing the way for a measure that could cost the Thai government as much as $1 billion in lost revenue.

Italy drops proposal for levy on high earners

Italy dropped Monday a proposal for a levy on high earners approved by the cabinet earlier this month as part of an austerity package aimed at calming the markets by balancing the budget before 2013.


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