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Nod to tax waiver on Bt1,000 handout, 'cash back'

December 03, 2019

The Cabinet today (December 3) approved the Finance Ministry's proposed regulations to waive personal income tax on the financial privileges given to registered consumers, under the government's economic stimulus package "Eat, Shop, Spend".

Phase 2 of "Eat, Shop, Spend", steps for realty approved

October 25, 2019

The Cabinet has approved the second phase of the government's economic stimulus “Eat, Shop, Spend” and support measures for the property sector to enhance growth, Finance Minister Uttama Savanayana said today (October 25).

‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ second phase to offer more cash back

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2019

The second phase of the “Eat, Shop, Spend” economic stimulus package will limit the number of those registered at a maximum of 2 million but will offer more cash back for spending, Charnkit Detvitak, vice minister attached to the PM’s Office has said.

‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ campaign a clear move towards cashless society, says telecoms expert

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019

As of October 9, as many as 10 million people had registered for the government’s Bt10-trillion “Eat, Shop, Spend” campaign since it was launched on September 23. Under the project, registrants are given a Bt1,000 coupon to spend. Though the project is seen as a populist policy, there are many sectors that will benefit from the campaign, with IT experts seeing this as a first step towards turning Thailand into a cashless society.

"Eat, Shop, Spend” campaign reaches registration target

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2019

Ten million people signed up for the Eat, Shop, Spend campaign between its launch on September 23 and today, its website announced in a post that also expressed thanks to those who have chosen to participate.

Scammer warning over ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ registration agents

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2019

Netizens are being warned of scammers stealing personal information by providing a registration service for the “Eat, Shop, Spend” scheme.

Govt considers expanding limits on ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ scheme

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019

Deputy Prime Minister for economic affairs Somkid Jatusripitak said on Monday (September 30) that the government is considering expanding the 10-million participants limit in the “Eat, Shop, Spend” scheme as the campaign has earned an overwhelming response. The Finance Ministry will also look into the possibility of boosting the Bt19-billion budget.

Rules limiting checkpoints cause ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ registration problem: KTB

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019

Krungthai Bank (KTB) has confirmed that neither of the Pao Tang and Tung Ngern processing systems under the “Eat, Shop, Spend” scheme were in fact down on September 29, as has been reported. Instead, the problem was caused by the inability of the department stores to access the system under official rules.

‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ registrants can now travel with voucher

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019

People who successfully registered for the ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ scheme on the first allowed day, September 23rd, should have receive an SMS confirmation by 5pm yesterday (September 26), said Chankit Detwithak, the deputy minister of Finance today. They can now travel using their voucher.

KTB vows its ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ website will not crash

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

Goodies await travellers under ‘Eat, Shop, Spend’ scheme

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

Spend more on the schools – and more wisely

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018

Thailand will be in a precarious position if the educational system isn’t greatly improved soon

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