The Revenue Department plans to step up its examination of suspicious personal income tax returns, says director-general Lavaron Sangsnit.
He said people who submit accurate filings have nothing to worry about, and eligible filers should receive a tax refund within three days.
The department will spend more time scrutinising returns with suspicious information, said Mr Lavaron. If returns are determined to be eligible to receive refunds, the department will take more than seven days to provide refunds to filers who have been examined, he said.
There are around 11 million salaried workers in the tax system, of which 4 million are subject to tax payment.
Mr Lavaron…
