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PIT law out of date, burdening taxpayers
The prices of essential goods and services have been increasing rapidly, while the personal income tax (PIT) has remained unchanged over the six years.
Chinese farm produce market choosier, causing concern among exporters
Vietnam’s businesses have had to change the way of organizing production to satisfy the increasingly high demand from China.
Chinese FDI: Vietnam needs to assess carefully to prevent risks
Saying that there is no discriminatory treatment to investment sources, experts have stressed that Vietnam needs a tool to ‘filter’ capital to prevent risks.
Origin fraud continues to be difficult to control
Vietnam has vowed to prevent and discover origin fraud in an effort to protect domestic production.
Ride-hailing vehicles to be managed by technology?
App-based ride-hailing vehicles may be managed by technology, instead of having to install a light box on top as proposed by the Ministry of Transport (MoT) earlier.
Vietnam needs to be more proactive in using products from US: experts
Vietnam has a trade surplus of $20 billion a year with the US, while the current account surplus is over 2 percent of GDP per annum.
Can Vietnam benefit from US-China trade war?
The figures about imports/exports and investments in the first months of the year show that Vietnam did not receive big benefits from the trade war as estimated by some US agencies and media. In fact, the risks remain high.
How many airlines should Vietnam have?
The move by Vingroup to establish Vinpearl Air once again shows the attractiveness of the domestic aviation market.
Vietnam warned of risks in importing timber from Africa
Wooden furniture exporters face risks in importing timber from Africa as the unclear timber origin will violate VPA/FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement Governance and Trade Voluntary Partnership Agreement) that Vietnam has signed with the EU.
Disillusioned about FDI: experts
If Vietnam doesn’t have a reasonable policy on using capital from FDI, it will have to pay a heavy price for it, experts say.