In supporting micro and small enterprises to accumulate capital and develop business, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) has proposed lowering the tax rate to 15-17 per cent for those with a total revenue of no more than VND50 billion, instead...
Lowering CIT rates on small and micro enterprises was important as a support to help them overcome the difficult time and have resources for investing in production and business.
The US’s Vector Fabrication Inc has been scouting locations in central Viet Nam for a Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) factory with an estimated investment of US$60 million, according to the Head of the Da Nang Hi-tech Park and Industrial Zones Authority...
In the northern and north-central parts of the country, Go Digital ASEAN has helped thousands of micro-entrepreneurs improve their capacity to use digital applications to market their products online and access business information and networks to better manage and expand their...
Mastercard has expanded its worldwide commitment to financial inclusion by pledging to bring a total of 1 billion people and 50 million micro and small businesses into the digital economy by 2025.
Mastercard is collaborating with the non-governmental organisation CARE to provide direct assistance to some of those on the frontlines of the country’s economic recovery – Viet Nam’s women entrepreneurs.
About 700,000 enterprises are expected to enjoy a cut in corporate income tax (CIT) to between 15-17 per cent since July 1 this year, down from the current rate of 20 per cent.
Promoting supply chain financing will help improve the competitiveness of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSEME) in Việt Nam, enabling them to join global supply chain, experts said in the 4th annual conference on supply chain financing in Asia-Pacific in...
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) is proposing a regulation that exempts micro and small enterprises from corporate income tax for two years after they have sufficient income subject to taxation.
Vietnamese fintech firm Finhay had successfully raised nearly US$1 million from Singapore-based Insigna Venture Partners and other investors, the company announced on January 17.
Francophone enterprises in Asia Pacific will be supported to develop trade in the future, especially startups and micro, small and medium businesses in the region.
The Asian region accounted for 44 per cent of global ransomware threats in the first few months of this year, of which Viet Nam accounted for 8 per cent, according to Trend Micro, a cyber security solutions company.