Toyota appeals $327 million tax bill in Thailand

Toyota said its total historical sales of vehicles powered by electricity and gasoline reached 5 million units through March 31.

June 19, 2015 05:00 AM

TOKYO (Reuters) -- Toyota Motor Corp said its Thailand subsidiary is appealing a Thai government order to pay additional taxes that the Nikkei business daily said would total more than 11 billion baht ($327 million).

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