More than 10 luxury car dealers believed to be linked to a tax avoidance scheme and a network that shipped stolen vehicles from Britain to Thailand could be summoned for questioning, the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) said.
The move followed the seizure of a total of 160 luxury cars worth 3 billion baht during raids on May 18 and 24, with the vehicles suspected of being falsely declared to avoid Thailand’s high import duties.
Full story: Bangkok Post
KING-OUA LAOHONG,
BANGKOK POST
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