Thai Examiner
Thaksin comes to Tax Court in Bangkok seeking temporary injunction to halt Revenue Department’s enforcement
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Key facts
- Thaksin returns to court smiling as he fights further asset seizures over a final ฿17.629 billion tax bill
- Thaksin arrives smiling for injunction hearing as ฿17.629 billion tax enforcement fight returns to court
- Thaksin cites ฿46.37 billion confiscation as lawyers challenge further seizures over Shin Corp tax debt
- Lawyers focus on ฿15.88 billion overlap as Thaksin challenges collection of final ฿17.629 billion debt
- Any injunction would halt further seizures temporarily while leaving Thaksin’s ฿17.629 billion debt intact
- Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra swept into Bangkok’s Central Tax Court smiling on Wednesday as a ฿17.629 billion tax battle entered a decisive new phase
Summary
### Thaksin returns to court smiling as he fights further asset seizures over a final ฿17.629 billion tax bill. His lawyers point to ฿46.37 billion already confiscated and a ฿15.88 billion overlap, while Revenue pursues assets at home and overseas today.
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra swept into Bangkok’s Central Tax Court smiling on Wednesday as a ฿17.629 billion tax battle entered a decisive new phase. The Supreme Court has already upheld the debt, while the Revenue Department is tracing his assets at home and overseas and has raised the prospect of bankruptcy. However, Thaksin is fighting further seizures, arguing the state already confiscated ฿46.37 billion linked to his Shin Corp wealth.
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra returned to court Wednesday over the state’s pursuit of a ฿17.629 billion tax debt. This time, the dispute centres on enforcement rather than the tax bill itself. The Supreme Court upheld the Revenue Department’s assessment last year. Now, Thaksin wants the Central Tax Court to stop further seizures of his assets.