"Ruangkrai" sent a letter to the Prime Minister. Order the Revenue Department to check the tax payment of “Chada” is correct or not.
Mr. Rueangkrai Leekitwattana, a member of the Palang Pracharat Party A letter was sent by post to the Prime Minister. to ask for an order for the Revenue Department to investigate the tax payment of Mr. Chada Thaiseth, Bhumjaithai Party MP From the case of submitting a list of assets and liabilities to NACC in the case of leaving office Sor Sor. on March 20, 2023, stating that the total income per year is 28,012,720 baht, derived from compensation, consulting fees, selling 1 watch worth 8,000,000 baht, and animal husbandry business (revenue 1,362,720 baht, income from Consultant 600,000 baht Meat stall rental income 600,000 baht Income from selling a watch 8,000,000 baht Income from cane 450,000 baht Income from cattle-buffalo trading 10,000,000 baht Income from eviscerating cattle 7,000,000 baht Total annual income 28,012,720 baht)
Mr. Ruangkrai said that in terms of personal income tax payment in the past tax year Mr. Chada informed that the assessable income according to the Revenue Code was 6,036,751.38 baht and informed about the income in the details of some investments from 214 cows, 10,700,000 baht and 132 buffaloes, 6,600,000 baht when compared. with Mr. Chakraphan Piyapornpaiboon who resigned from his position The MP stated that he had a total annual income of 1,962,700 baht from a salary of 1,362,720 baht and income from raising animals of 600,000 baht, paying personal income tax in the past year. According to the Revenue Code, 1,962,7000 baht and with details of investment items (partial) with income from 500 cockfighters and equipment worth 5,000,000 baht.
“It can be seen that the income plus the assessable income according to the Revenue Code is the same amount, but Mr. Chada, who reported the total annual income of 28,012,720 baht when deducting the income from the sale of 1 watch worth 8,000,000 baht, is likely to be a movable sale. which is exempt from tax) should have a taxable income of 20,012,720 baht. Therefore, the assessable income according to the Revenue Code reported 6,036,751.38 baht, resulting in a difference of approximately 14 million baht (20,012,720 – 6,036,751.38). In the event that there is a reasonable cause to request a further tax audit whether the income reported to the NACC is used to pay tax to the Revenue Department correctly and completely or not, ”said Mr. Ruangkrai.-Bureau Thai news
Source: Thai News Agency