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Day: September 14, 2024
Cross-border service providers see jump in tax payments in Vietnam year-on-year
Cross-border service providers that do not have an office in Vietnam have been required to pay tax under Vietnam’s Foreign Contractor Tax regime since 2021. Of note, most of these firms are actually required to open local offices per the Law on Cyber Security, however, few of them have with foreign firms in local offices set to “bear stricter supervision and satisfy more requirements,” according to the Ministry of Information and Communication…
US automotive manufacturer inaugurates second Vietnam factory
Motorcycle sales, despite a decline of 16.21 percent in 2023 compared to 2022, still far exceeded car sales. The comparison between the over 2.5 million motorcycles sold and just over 214,000 passenger cars sold underlines how deeply motorcycles are integrated into daily life…
Vietnam coal imports shrink August over July
Vietnam’s coal imports in terms of volume fell by 23.7 percent, and in value by 18.3 percent in August over July, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. Coal imports for the year, however, are still up by 32.7 percent in terms of value and 16 percent in terms of
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