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  Revenue Collection

The Customs revenue encompasses import/export taxes and duties as well as other fees. The significant sources of government revenue collected by the Customs Department are:

  1. Customs duties under Customs Law;
  2. Excise tax for the Excise Department; and
  3. Value added tax for the Revenue Department.

In addition, other fees collected by the Customs Department include:

  1. Surcharges under Investment Promotion Act;
  2. Fees under customs Laws such as attendance fees, overtime fees, Customs seal fees, RTC strap fees, rent charge, etc.; and
  3. Fees under other laws such as lighthouse fees under the Law of Navigation in Thai Water.

 
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