Việt Nam''s adoption of the global minimum tax is vital for upholding taxing rights, fostering trust, promoting investment and showcasing transparency.
Viet Nam is to tighten inspection of local agricultural products and packaging in a response to recent incidents in which products from the Southeast Asian country were reported to show signs of deliberate tampering with registered trademarks and origins.
A sense of caution tempers the excitement as stakeholders prepare for the full resumption of international tourism on March 15. Will Viet Nam’s quarantine rules prove a deterrent?
The State Securities Commission (SSC) last week issued a fine of VND185 million (roughly US$8,000) to HDI Global SE for violating rules on foreign ownership and information disclosure.
Flexible rules of origin in the European Union-Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) will help local plastic enterprises take full advantage of preferential tariffs when exporting to the EU market.
HCM City has suspended non-urgent construction projects until April 15 in an aim to strictly follow nationwide social distancing rules amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the first time, Viet Nam plans to announce differences between business rules before and after removals or simplifications to evaluate the efficiency of reform efforts.
The State Securities Commission (SSC) has issued a decision to fine Beta Securities Incorporation VND125 million (US$5,500) for violating rules on margin trading.
Ensuring that rules of origin (ROO) are kept “simple and more business-friendly” will enhance trade among APEC economies, experts said at a workshop held in HCM City on Tuesday.
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc agreed that the three special economic zones being planned to lead the country’s economic growth should enjoy special regulations and fewer limitations to woo investments.
Viet Nam has become the 100th member to join the Inclusive Framework (IF) on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS), the General Department of Taxation announced.
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.