Thread: Crackdown on major loan shark operations

Illegal networks in four provinces face huge tax bills and criminal prosecution.





SIX MAJOR loan-shark networks are facing legal action for operating illegally and not paying taxes.

The groups have a total cash flow of about Bt1.4 billion and own 3,400 rai of land. To date, they have also sued 1,800 debtors for not repaying their loans, authorities say.

“Some of these networks have never paid taxes,” Department of Special Investigation (DSI) director-general Colonel Paisit Wongmuang said yesterday.




Crackdown on major loan shark operations

Illegal networks in four provinces

Only four?

Originally Posted by Norton

Only four?

And repeated often enough, it'll become real and true.

Officialdom misdirection.

Originally Posted by misskit

To date, they have also sued 1,800 debtors for not repaying their loans, authorities say.

So illegal loan sharks sue, in a court of law, to get their illegally loaned money back...and presumably the courts have entertained the suits.
Only in Thailand.
So can a drug user sue the dealer for being ripped off with lousy drugs? Can a rapist sue the victim for giving him the clap?