VASEP''s calling came amid proposed amendments to tax laws, which could potentially see export services subjected to a 10 per cent value-added tax has been put forward.
Total retail sales of consumer goods and services hit VNĐ524.6 trillion ($21.4 billion) in September, up 2.4 per cent month-by-month, indicating a recovery in demand.
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) on Wednesday released the final results of the 13th period of review (POR 13), officially imposing zero per cent tariffs on 31 Vietnamese shrimp exporters.
US based cloud computing company, Nutanix, is now present in Viet Nam to support business growth with its leading hyperconverged solutions, including 100 per cent software-based and multi-cloud management technologies.
Secretary of the HCM Party Committee, Nguyen Thien Nhan, hoped that the Japanese government and businesses would continue to support and invest in the city, especially in high-quality infrastructure.
Over 2,000 Honda cars from Thailand—the first batches of cars to enjoy zero per cent import duty under the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA)—have been imported to Viet Nam.
The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) issued a decree allowing special loans at zero per cent interest rates for credit institutions which were placed under special control.
The Government and its agencies will have to make their best efforts to
ensure inflation growth stays below 5 per cent at the end of this year,
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue said at a meeting on October 19.
Russian and Belarusian automakers are likely to face significant
challenges in Viet Nam, although some of their vehicles will enjoy
zero-per-cent tariffs when entering Viet Nam from yesterday, experts
said.
The Commercial Joint Stock Bank for Foreign Trade of Viet Nam
(Vietcombank) plans to set up a 100 per cent owned subsidiary bank in
Laos with US$80 million charter capital.
Cabinet members sought ways to achieve an economic growth target of
6.3-6.5 per cent in 2016 during the second working day of the
Government''s monthly meeting in Ha Noi on October 4.