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.
Green growth is an effective sustainable development solution for businesses to counter the effects of climate change, said experts at a conference held in HCM City on April 19.
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue asked that the Ministry of Finance’s controversial new amendment drafts to tax laws be adjusted to meet both the national growth plan and the current economic climate.
Viet Nam plans to impose a 17 per cent corporate income tax (CIT) for
four years from January 1, 2017, on businesses making less than VND20
billion (US$893,000) in revenue.
To encourage the development of the software industry, the Vietnamese
Government offers special incentives on corporate income tax (CIT) for
enterprises in this industry, such as preferential tax rates, CIT
exemption and a reduction period:
HCM City''s imports and exports fell by 6 per cent and 7 per cent
year-on-year in the first quarter mostly because of lower prices, a
socio-economic review meeting last week heard.
Many first and second tier suppliers, including small to medium-size
enterprises, are prioritizing their investments into Vietnam, acting on
the business potential that it holds for companies involved in a larger
supply chain providing goods and services to manufacturing hubs in Asia.
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