Based on the billions of dollars that mobile transactions generate for companies all over the world it’s a surprise that governments haven’t already started taxing them.
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The Thai government is considering taxing mobile transactions
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Published November 4, 2013
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The Thai government is considering imposing taxes on transactions conducted via mobile apps, the Bangkok Post reports, citing an official at the country’s Revenue Department.
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