The European Commission has proposed to postpone implementation of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) by on year, allowing Vietnamese companies to be fully prepared in their due diligence obligations, according to the Việt Nam Trade Office in the EU.
The MoF emphasised the importance of amending and supplementing regulations on market manipulation in Decree 156 to align with current market realities.
The State Bank draft circular, which has been released for public comments, supplements regulations on conditions for increasing capital at subsidiaries and affiliated companies of credit institutions.
The GDT said that it has coordinated with six local tax departments to organise a conference to review a draft decree that amends and supplements Decree 132/2020/NĐ-CP on tax management for enterprises with associated transactions.
As a major coffee exporter to the EU, Việt Nam should get prepared for the deforestation law to maintain and expand coffee export to the block, raising the pressing need for digitalization of the value chain.
The MoU is expected to establish a comprehensive cooperation framework between the two sides in compliance with relevant national laws, rules, regulations, and policies in their respective countries and to form and develop their collaboration in market management.
EUDR would take effect around December 2024 and January 2025. Microenterprises and small enterprises would have an additional six months to comply with the regulation''s requirements.
The EU has officially moved Viet Nam’s instant noodles from Annex II which requires a Health Certificate (HC) and 20 per cent control at the border gate to Annex 1 which only requires 20 per cent control of the products...
Many banks expect the participation of foreign strategic shareholders will help them increase capital and improve governance capacity and competitiveness, but the current regulations on foreign ownership ratio are making it difficult, according to experts.
Business leaders and policymakers reviewed the latest administrative and regulatory changes in taxation and customs during a meeting on Tuesday in Ha Noi.
Viet Nam was entering the third wave of reform, with the goal of slashing at least 20 per cent of business regulations in the next five years, a top official has said.