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Opportunities await sugarcane farmers if they change their way of thinking

Opportunities await sugarcane farmers if they change their way of thinking

While many people believe that sugarcane farmers will face difficulties after Viet Nam implements the ASEAN Trade In Goods Agreement, there are also some who say it could offer bright prospects.
Rising treat for sugar producers after ATIGA

Rising treat for sugar producers after ATIGA

Viet Nam’s sugar industry is expected to face a great deal of difficulties as the country will tariffs on imported sugar from ASEAN under the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) in 2020.
Floodgates could open as Honda imports cars

Floodgates could open as Honda imports cars

After stopping car exports to Viet Nam for more than a month, Japanese auto giant Honda Motor suddenly decided to import around 2,000 vehicles from Thailand in early March.
ATIGA regulation worries local sugar manufacturers

ATIGA regulation worries local sugar manufacturers

The implementation of tariff reduction of zero per cent under the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) from January 1, is an obsession with the Vietnamese sugar industry.
Tax on imported sugar to remain at 5%

Tax on imported sugar to remain at 5%

The tax on imported sugar, as stipulated by the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA), will be maintained at 5 per cent from the beginning of this year, instead of zero per cent as previously rumoured.
ASEAN free trade to put pressure on VN

ASEAN free trade to put pressure on VN

According to the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA), Viet Nam will have to cut 669 tariff lines to zero per cent in January 2018.  
Guidance on Rules of Origin of Goods in ATIGA

Guidance on Rules of Origin of Goods in ATIGA

Applying the Rules of Origin of Goods in Asean Trade In Goods Agreement (ATIGA) will help enterprises enjoy preferential tax rates and manage compliance costs that enterprises must bear under the form of documents and accounting cost.
Government issues tariff for ATIGA performance

Government issues tariff for ATIGA performance

Viet Nam''s new import tariff, part of the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement for 2016-18, has come into force.
MoF plans to finalise tariff policies, reforms

MoF plans to finalise tariff policies, reforms

The establishment of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) this year is expected to bring opportunities and challenges for Viet Nam.Vu Nhu Thang, head of the Ministry of Finance''s External Relations Department, spoke the Vietnam News Agency, about the issues.
Businesses need to prep for ASEAN integration

Businesses need to prep for ASEAN integration

Vietnamese businesses should be well prepared emotionally and physically to tap opportunities from the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA), experts said at a dialogue yesterday.
Imports a threat to local cattle industry

Imports a threat to local cattle industry

Australian imported beef sold at Big C supermarket in Ha Noi. The domestic cattle industry is threatened by an impending cut in import traffifs to zero per cent. — VNS Photo Thai Ha
Samsung seeks about 15.5 million tax exemption

Samsung seeks about $15.5 million tax exemption

Samsung Electronics CE Complex JSC has submitted a proposal to the Prime Minister, relevant ministries and departments, seeking preferential treatment for its Samsung CE Complex project.
Car industry faces development roadblocks

Car industry faces development roadblocks

Viet Nam''s ambitious master plan for the development of its fledgling automobile manufacturing industry for 2020 to 2030, which the government recently endorsed, is facing major stumbling blocks.
Consumer optimism revs up car sales

Consumer optimism revs up car sales

The number of imported cars in the first two months of this year increased sharply in terms of value and volume, according to the General Office of Statistics (GSO).
ASEAN trade lacks lustre

ASEAN trade lacks lustre

Trade with ASEAN countries remains modest this year, said an expert, with Viet Nam''s exports to the ASEAN market reaching about US$35 billion, while imports were about $40 billion.