Thaksin comes to Tax Court in Bangkok seeking temporary injunction to halt Revenue Department

October 7, 2026 at 12:47 pm

in Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

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. His lawyers say ฿15.88 billion behind the tax assessment was included in that earlier seizure. Now, he wants an injunction freezing enforcement while the Central Tax Court considers his challenge. Asked about his morale before entering court, Thaksin laughed and replied: “Relaxed.”

Thaksin Shinawatra enters Tax Court smiling as he seeks to halt asset seizures over a ฿17.629bn tax debt, citing ฿46.37bn already confiscated. “Relaxed,” he says. ( Source: Daily News )

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.

At the heart of his challenge is another huge sum. The state confiscated ฿46.37 billion from Thaksin under a separate Supreme Court judgment in 2010. His lawyers say approximately ฿15.88 billion underlying the later tax assessment was included in those confiscated assets. Accordingly, they argue another round of seizures would overlap with property already taken by the state.

Thaksin appeared personally at the Central Tax Court inside Bangkok’s Government Complex on Chaeng Watthana Road. His personal lawyer, Winyat Chatmontri, arrived at about 8.30 am. Winyat was there to receive his client but declined interviews with waiting reporters.

Thaksin arrives smiling for injunction hearing as ฿17.629 billion tax enforcement fight returns to court

Shortly afterwards, Thaksin arrived in a Rolls-Royce bearing Bangkok registration PJ 195. Reports placed his arrival at between 8.42 am and 8.43 am. The former prime minister stepped from the vehicle smiling before approaching the courthouse. Reporters immediately questioned him about his mood before the hearing.

Asked about his morale, Thaksin laughed before answering briefly. “Relaxed,” he said. Reporters then asked whether he was worried. However, he gave no further answer and entered the Central Tax Court.

Inside, judges were considering Thaksin’s request for temporary protection against further Revenue Department enforcement. He wants additional seizures and attachments stopped while his new lawsuit proceeds. Crucially, an injunction would not cancel the underlying tax liability. Nor would it reverse the Supreme Court judgment which confirmed it.

The debt stands at approximately ฿17.629 billion and stems from the 2006 Shin Corp share transaction. The tax dispute subsequently passed through years of litigation. Eventually, it reached the Supreme Court’s Tax Division.

On August 14, 2025, the Supreme Court delivered judgment No. 6890/2568. The ruling found that the Revenue Department’s tax assessment was justified. Consequently, the department secured a final judgment supporting the approximately ฿17.629 billion liability.

Revenue Department pursues Thaksin’s assets as his new lawsuit challenges enforcement of tax debt

That decision changed the nature of the battle. The question was no longer whether the tax assessment could stand. Instead, attention shifted towards collecting the money.

In response, the Revenue Department began pursuing Thaksin’s assets to satisfy the debt. Its enforcement efforts include tracing assets inside Thailand and overseas. Moreover, officials have pursued seizures and attachments as part of the collection process.

The department has also raised the possibility of bankruptcy proceedings if the debt cannot be recovered. That prospect adds another potential stage to the long-running dispute. For now, however, the immediate contest remains before the Central Tax Court.

Separately, Thaksin filed a new lawsuit against the Revenue Department on July 2, 2026. His action does not challenge the Supreme Court’s final ruling on the tax assessment. Rather, it attacks the way the department is enforcing that judgment.

That distinction is central to Wednesday’s hearing. Thaksin is not asking judges to erase the approximately ฿17.629 billion liability. The Supreme Court has already settled that matter. Instead, he wants the court to restrain further collection measures while his enforcement challenge proceeds.

Thaksin cites ฿46.37 billion confiscation as lawyers challenge further seizures over Shin Corp tax debt

Notably, his lawyers are relying heavily on the state’s earlier confiscation of ฿46.37 billion. That seizure followed a separate Supreme Court judgment delivered in February 2010. The case concerned assets connected with Thaksin’s Shin Corp wealth.

The 2010 proceedings were separate from the later tax case. Nevertheless, Thaksin’s lawyers say the earlier confiscation directly affects current enforcement. Their argument focuses particularly on approximately ฿15.88 billion in share income.

According to his legal team, that income underlies part of the subsequent tax assessment. Yet they maintain the same money was included within assets confiscated under the 2010 judgment. Therefore, they say additional seizures would create overlapping enforcement.

As part of this argument, the lawyers are asking the Central Tax Court for immediate protection. They want further seizures halted before the substantive case is decided. Wednesday’s hearing concerns that temporary measure rather than final determination of the lawsuit.

The financial numbers sharply define the dispute. The Revenue Department is pursuing approximately ฿17.629 billion under a final Supreme Court tax judgment. Meanwhile, the state previously confiscated ฿46.37 billion from Thaksin in the separate 2010 proceedings.

Lawyers focus on ฿15.88 billion overlap as Thaksin challenges collection of final ฿17.629 billion debt

Within those figures, approximately ฿15.88 billion has become critical to the latest case. Thaksin’s lawyers say that amount connects the tax assessment with assets already confiscated. On that basis, they challenge further enforcement against his remaining property.

In practical terms, Thaksin is fighting the collection mechanism rather than the debt itself. The Supreme Court’s 2025 judgment remains intact. Likewise, the Revenue Department continues to hold a final ruling supporting its assessment.

The roots of the dispute stretch back two decades. The Shin Corp share transaction took place in January 2006. Later that year, Thaksin’s government was removed in a military coup. Afterwards, extensive legal proceedings followed concerning assets linked to his Shin Corp interests.

One major case culminated in the Supreme Court’s February 2010 judgment. The court ordered the confiscation of ฿46.37 billion from Thaksin. However, the tax dispute developed separately and continued long afterwards.

On another front, the Revenue Department pursued tax connected with income arising from the 2006 share transaction. The resulting assessment became the subject of another lengthy court battle. Ultimately, that case reached the Supreme Court’s Tax Division.

Supreme Court tax ruling cleared the way for collection before Thaksin launched new challenge

Its August 2025 judgment settled the tax question in the Revenue Department’s favour. The court ruled that the department’s assessment was lawful. As a result, approximately ฿17.629 billion remained payable.

Enforcement followed. The Revenue Department began identifying assets which could be used to satisfy the outstanding debt. In parallel, its search extended beyond Thailand to assets overseas.

Thaksin then turned to the Central Tax Court. His July lawsuit challenges those collection measures by invoking the earlier asset confiscation. In particular, his lawyers contend that the state cannot disregard the ฿46.37 billion already taken.

Their argument does not change the legal status of the tax debt. Instead, it raises a question about what assets remain available for collection. That is the battleground now before the Central Tax Court.

Wednesday’s application adds urgency to that dispute. Thaksin wants enforcement frozen before the court determines his substantive case. If successful, temporary protection would prevent further seizures or attachments during the proceedings.

Any injunction would halt further seizures temporarily while leaving Thaksin’s ฿17.629 billion debt intact

Even then, the tax judgment would remain untouched. The approximately ฿17.629 billion liability would still stand. The Revenue Department would also retain its Supreme Court victory.

Instead, any injunction would temporarily restrict the department’s ability to enforce that liability against additional assets. The main lawsuit would then continue through the Central Tax Court.

For its part, the Revenue Department enters the dispute with a final Supreme Court judgment supporting its assessment. It has since acted to collect the money. Its efforts include tracing assets and pursuing enforcement measures against Thaksin.

By contrast, Thaksin’s legal challenge focuses on what the state has already taken. His lawyers say the previous ฿46.37 billion confiscation cannot be separated from current collection efforts. More specifically, they identify the approximately ฿15.88 billion overlap as central to their case.

Against that background, Wednesday’s hearing has a narrow but important purpose. Judges are not reconsidering the original tax assessment. Nor are they reopening the Supreme Court’s August 2025 judgment.

Central Tax Court weighs temporary halt to enforcement before Thaksin’s main case resumes on November 16

Instead, they are considering whether Revenue Department enforcement should temporarily stop. That decision comes before the next scheduled stage of the substantive lawsuit.

The Central Tax Court has set November 16 for a preliminary hearing and witness examination. Thus, the main case will continue regardless of Wednesday’s immediate application. The temporary injunction could determine what enforcement action occurs before then.

By late Wednesday morning, no decision on Thaksin’s request had been announced. Additionally, the court had published no specific time for delivering its order. October 7 was scheduled for the injunction hearing, not a pre-announced judgment.

As a result, judges could issue an order following Wednesday’s proceedings. Alternatively, they could reserve the decision and announce it later. The November 16 hearing remains separately scheduled for the substantive lawsuit.

For Thaksin, the latest courtroom fight follows years of litigation stemming from the Shin Corp transaction. Yet Wednesday’s dispute is tightly focused. The tax liability has already survived the final legal challenge against it.

Revenue Department pursues final tax debt as Thaksin asks court to block further seizures of his assets

What remains contested is the Revenue Department’s effort to collect the money through further asset seizures. Thaksin says earlier confiscations must be taken into account. His lawyers have therefore asked the Central Tax Court to intervene before more assets are taken.

The Revenue Department, meanwhile, is pursuing approximately ฿17.629 billion under a judgment upheld by the Supreme Court. Its enforcement campaign has included tracing assets both domestically and overseas. Bankruptcy proceedings could eventually follow if recovery efforts fail.

Against this stands the ฿46.37 billion confiscated from Thaksin under the separate 2010 judgment. Within that amount, his lawyers highlight approximately ฿15.88 billion linked to the later tax assessment. They argue this creates an overlap which should stop additional seizures.

Wednesday morning, however, Thaksin showed little outward concern as he arrived for the hearing. He stepped from his Rolls-Royce smiling as reporters surrounded the entrance.

Asked about his morale, he laughed and replied: “Relaxed.”

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周三，前总理他信·西那瓦面带微笑地走进曼谷中央税务法院，一场涉及176.29亿泰铢的税务大战进入了关键的新阶段。最高法院已维持原判，税务部门正在追查他在国内外的资产，并提出了破产的可能性。然而，他信正在抗争进一步的扣押，他辩称国家已经没收了与其信氏集团（Shin Corp）相关的463.7亿泰铢。他的律师表示，此次税务评估中涉及的158.8亿泰铢已包含在之前的扣押中。现在，他希望在中央税务法院审理他的上诉期间，申请一项禁令，暂停执行相关扣押。在进入法庭前被问及心情时，他信笑着回答说：“很放松。”

他信·西那瓦面带微笑地走进税务法庭，试图阻止因176.29亿泰铢的税款债务而进行的资产扣押，并指出已有463.7亿泰铢被没收。“我很放松，”他说。（来源：《每日新闻》）

前总理他信·西那瓦周三再次出庭，就政府追讨其176.29亿泰铢的税款一事提起诉讼。此次争议的焦点并非税单本身，而是税款的执行。最高法院去年维持了税务部门的评估。如今，他信希望中央税务法院阻止对其资产的进一步扣押。

他面临的挑战核心在于另一笔巨额资金。2010年，最高法院的一项判决导致国家没收了他信的463.7亿泰铢资产。他的律师表示，后来税务评估中涉及的约158.8亿泰铢资产也包含在被没收的资产之中。因此，他们认为，新一轮的查封行动将与国家已经没收的财产重叠。

他信亲自前往位于曼谷昌瓦塔纳路政府大楼内的中央税务法院出庭。他的私人律师温雅·查蒙特里于上午8点30分左右抵达。温雅到场迎接他的委托人，但拒绝接受等候的记者的采访。

他信面带微笑地出席禁令听证会，176.29亿泰铢的税务强制执行之争重返法庭。

随后不久，他信乘坐一辆车牌号为PJ 195的曼谷劳斯莱斯抵达。据报道，他抵达的时间在上午8点42分至8点43分之间。这位前总理面带微笑地走下车，然后走向法院。记者们立即上前询问他在庭审前的心情。

当被问及精神状态时，他信先是笑了笑，然后简短地回答说：“很放松。” 记者随后追问他是否感到担忧，但他没有进一步回答，而是走进了中央税务法院。

法庭内，法官们正在审议他信提出的临时保护请求，即阻止税务部门进一步执法。他希望在新的诉讼进行期间，停止进一步的扣押和查封。至关重要的是，禁令并不能免除他信的纳税义务，也不能推翻最高法院确认该义务的判决。

这笔债务约为176.29亿泰铢，源于2006年新传媒集团的股份交易。随后，税务纠纷经历了数年的诉讼，最终上诉至最高法院税务庭。

2025年8月14日，最高法院作出第6890/2568号判决。该判决认定税务部门的税款评估合理。因此，税务部门获得了最终判决，支持其约176.29亿泰铢的纳税义务。

税务部门正在追查他信的资产，此前他信提起新诉讼，挑战税务债务的强制执行。

这一决定改变了这场争论的性质。问题不再是税收评估是否有效，而是如何征收这笔税款。

对此，税务部门开始追查他信的资产以偿还债务。其执法行动包括追踪其在泰国境内外的资产。此外，官员们还采取了查封和扣押等措施来追讨欠款。

税务部门还提出，如果债务无法收回，可能会启动破产程序。这一前景为这场旷日持久的纠纷增添了新的可能阶段。但就目前而言，这场直接的诉讼仍在中央税务法院审理中。

此外，他信于2026年7月2日对税务部门提起新的诉讼。他的诉讼并非针对最高法院关于税款评估的最终裁决，而是针对税务部门执行该裁决的方式。

这一区别是周三听证会的关键所在。他信并非要求法官免除约176.29亿泰铢的债务。最高法院已经对此问题作出裁决。相反，他希望法院在他提起强制执行诉讼期间，暂停进一步的追讨措施。

他信援引463.7亿泰铢的没收款项，而律师则对因新集团税款债务而进行的进一步扣押提出质疑。

值得注意的是，他的律师们主要依据的是国家此前没收的463.7亿泰铢。这笔没收是根据最高法院2010年2月作出的另一项判决进行的。该案涉及与他信旗下新集团财富相关的资产。

2010年的诉讼与后来的税务案件是两回事。然而，他信的律师表示，早前的没收直接影响了目前的执法行动。他们的论点主要集中在约158.8亿泰铢的股份收益上。

据他的律师团队称，这笔收入是后续部分税务评估的依据。但他们坚持认为，这笔钱也包含在2010年判决中被没收的资产中。因此，他们认为，进一步的扣押将导致执法重叠。

作为这一论点的一部分，律师们请求中央税务法院立即采取保护措施。他们希望在案件实质判决之前，停止进一步的扣押行动。周三的听证会关注的是这一临时措施，而非对诉讼的最终裁决。

财务数字清晰地界定了这场争议。税务部门正根据最高法院的最终税务判决追讨约176.29亿泰铢。与此同时，在2010年的另一起诉讼中，国家此前已从他信处没收了463.7亿泰铢。

律师们重点关注158.8亿泰铢的重叠债务，而他信则对追讨最后176.29亿泰铢债务提出质疑。

在这些数字中，约158.8亿泰铢对这起最新案件至关重要。他信的律师表示，这笔金额将税务评估与已被没收的资产联系起来。基于此，他们质疑对其剩余财产的进一步强制执行。

实际上，他信对抗的是债务催收机制，而非债务本身。最高法院2025年的判决仍然有效。同样，税务部门也继续维持其评估的最终裁决。

这场纠纷的根源可以追溯到二十年前。Shin Corp的股份交易发生在2006年1月。同年晚些时候，他信政府在军事政变中被推翻。此后，围绕他与Shin Corp相关的资产，展开了旷日持久的法律诉讼。

其中一起重大案件最终在2010年2月由最高法院作出判决。法院下令没收他信的463.7亿泰铢财产。然而，税务纠纷随后独立发展，并持续了很长时间。

另一方面，税务部门就2006年股票交易产生的收入追缴​​税款。由此产生的税务评估引发了另一场旷日持久的诉讼。最终，该案上诉至最高法院税务庭。

最高法院的税务裁决为他信发起新的挑战前的征税扫清了障碍。

2025年8月，法院就税务问题作出判决，支持税务部门的诉求。法院裁定税务部门的评估合法。因此，约有176.29亿泰铢的税款需要缴纳。

随后采取了强制执行措施。税务部门开始寻找可用于偿还未偿债务的资产。与此同时，其调查范围也扩大到泰国境外的资产。

他信随后向中央税务法院提起诉讼。他在7月的诉讼中援引此前的资产没收，对这些征收措施提出质疑。他的律师特别指出，国家不能再考虑已经没收的463.7亿泰铢。

他们的论点并未改变税款债务的法律地位，而是提出了一个问题：还有哪些资产可以用于追缴税款？这正是目前中央税务法院正在审理的焦点所在。

周三的申请使这场争端更加紧迫。他信希望在法院对其案件作出实质性裁决之前冻结强制执行。如果申请成功，临时保护措施将阻止在诉讼程序期间进行进一步的扣押或查封。

任何禁令都将暂时中止进一步的扣押，同时不会影响他信176.29亿泰铢的债务。

即便如此，税务判决仍将维持不变。约176.29亿泰铢的税款债务依然存在。税务部门在最高法院的胜诉也将继续有效。

相反，任何禁令都只会暂时限制税务部门对其他资产追究该项债务的能力。之后，主要诉讼将继续在中央税务法院进行。

税务部门方面则以最高法院的最终判决作为支持其评估结果的依据，介入了这场争议。此后，税务部门已采取行动追缴税款，包括追踪资产和对塔克信采取强制措施。

相比之下，他信的法律挑战则集中在国家已经没收的财产上。他的律师表示，此前没收的463.7亿泰铢与目前的征收工作密不可分。更具体地说，他们认为其中约158.8亿泰铢的重叠部分是他们诉讼的核心。

在此背景下，周三的听证会目的虽窄但意义重大。法官们并非要重新审议最初的税务评估，也不是要重审最高法院2025年8月的判决。

中央税务法院正在考虑在塔克信的主要案件于11月16日重新开庭审理之前，暂时中止强制执行。

相反，他们正在考虑税务部门是否应暂时停止执法。这项决定将在实质性诉讼的下一阶段开始之前做出。

中央税务法院已将11月16日定为预审和证人询问日。因此，无论周三提出的立即申请如何，主案都将继续审理。临时禁令可能会决定在此之前采取何种强制执行措施。

截至周三上午晚些时候，法院仍未就他信的请求作出裁决。此外，法院也未公布具体的宣判时间。10月7日原定举行禁令听证会，而非提前宣布判决。

因此，法官们可能会在周三的庭审结束后发布命令。或者，他们也可以保留判决，稍后公布。11月16日针对实质性诉讼的听证会仍按原计划单独举行。

对塔克信而言，这场最新的法庭之争是多年来因新集团交易而引发的诉讼的延续。然而，周三的争议焦点非常集中。税务责任问题已经经受住了最终的法律挑战。

税务部门继续追缴最后欠税，而他信则请求法院阻止对其资产的进一步扣押。

目前争议的焦点在于税务部门试图通过进一步查封资产来追讨这笔款项。他信表示，之前的没收必须考虑在内。因此，他的律师已请求中央税务法院介入，阻止更多资产被查封。

与此同时，税务部门正根据最高法院维持的判决追讨约176.29亿泰铢的欠款。其执法行动包括追踪国内外资产。如果追回工作失败，最终可能启动破产程序。

与此形成对比的是，根据2010年的另一项判决，他信的财产被没收了463.7亿泰铢。他的律师指出，在这笔款项中，约有158.8亿泰铢与后来的税务评估有关。他们认为，这造成了财产重叠，应该阻止进一步的扣押。

然而，周三上午，他信抵达听证会现场时，表面上却毫不在意。记者们簇拥在入口处，他面带微笑地从劳斯莱斯轿车里走出来。

当被问及士气时，他笑着回答说：“很放松。”

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