Vietnam approves 30 pct corporate income tax reduction
15:07 | 02/10/2020
The Government has decided to implement a 30 percent corporate income tax (CIT) cut for certain businesses for the 2020 financial year.
VEPR urges tax policies for FDI to be revised to prevent tax avoidance and evasion
08:39 | 26/06/2020
Vietnam needs to revise tax and land policies for foreign direct investment (FDI) companies to ensure a level playing field for businesses.
Smaller firms to land on tax cushion
08:00 | 09/06/2020
Over 700,000 micro- and small-sized enterprises in Vietnam could receive a hefty reduction in corporate income tax payable this year, while more than one million ...
Social housing projects wait for incentives
20:02 | 16/04/2020
Demand for low-priced social houses and houses for long-term rent was high but incentive policies have not yet encouraged investors.
Deadlines for tax and land use fee payments extended
08:55 | 10/04/2020
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on April 8 approved Decree No 41/2020/ND-CP on the extension of deadlines for tax and land use fee payments to ...
Gov’t gives green light for new corporate income tax proposal
16:19 | 25/07/2019
The Government has turned green light to the Ministry of Finance’s latest proposal on preferential corporate income tax rates for small and micro enterprises (SMEs).
Foreigners earning incomes from providing services in Vietnam, what are their tax liabilities?
08:19 | 20/02/2019
With the increasing trends in economic integration, it is normal that overseas organisations and foreigners generate income from doing business in another country rather than ...
Optimising benefits from tax incentives
08:00 | 20/12/2018
Corporate income tax incentive is a big concern for most investors when doing business in Vietnam, and there are many pitfalls ahead.
NFSC proposes lowering corporate income tax on SMEs
10:04 | 16/10/2018
Corporate income tax levied on small and medium – sized enterprises (SMEs) should be reduced to promote the business development, a solution together with broadening ...
Having a permanent establishment in Vietnam could cost a pretty penny
08:00 | 21/09/2018
While more and more companies have cross-border activities, not all of them understand domestic tax regulations in the host countries or in tax treaties.
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