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Thailand eyes pollution tax for motorcycles

byCT Report
23/02/2018
in Thailand
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BANGKOK: Thailand’s Excise Department are now studying the possibility of charging pollution tax on motorcycles similar to cars in accordance with the emission of CO2.

The department has begun to collect pollution tax on vehicles since January 1 2016.

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Director-general of the department Krisada Chinavicharana said the move is expected to improve the environment quality and encourage manufacturers to create environmentally-friendly motorbikes.
He added excise tax on motorcycle is currently charged in accordance with the engine capacity. But under the study, the more carbon it emits, the higher pollution tax will be charged.

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