The price PTTGC will have to pay: Thai analysis

In other news, small restaurant owners are already telling how their usual fantastic sales figures of millions of baht a month, even during low season, have dropped to near zero. I hope the PTTGC guys are smart enough to request tax returns from these people to see their actual sales and profits from last year. In case they cheat and do not file tax returns, or file figures lower than the actual figures, then why should a government owned company compensate them? And even if they do go ahead and compensate, then what should the compensation amount be based on if not financial records?

I suggest the revenue department joins these negotiations, and have a close look at the claimant's tax records.

the most ridiculase post ever,,,,let ptt get away with it,bollo-x to joe bloggs eh bad spelling sorry,,,,,,