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 The European Union ( EU ) has agreed to impose a temporary flat tax of €3 on all packages valued below €150 entering member states to control Chinese e-commerce platforms, effective July 1, 2026. Euro News reported on December 12 that the EU agreed to temporarily impose a €3 (approximately 110 baht) tax on all packages valued below €150 (approximately 5,500 baht) entering member states, starting July 1, 2026. This is an attempt to control Chinese e-commerce platforms that sell billions of cheap goods in the EU market. E-commerce platforms Temu and Shein are expected to be most affected.

Business newspaper TheMarker reported that Israel was preparing to collect taxes from Facebook and Google , citing data from Moshe Asher, president of the Israeli tax authorities. Asher said end The tax will be collected depending on the operations of those companies in Israel. The goal is to collect as much information as possible. Although it is outside the country Within a year, the agency will collect taxes from these companies.