Hanoi's NA Deputy calls for sensible tax policy during economic hardship
Even when the pandemic is fully contained, its consequences would last for many years to come.
Even when the pandemic is fully contained, its consequences would last for many years to come.
The situation of people leaving large cities during the pandemic showed a necessity to have a new approach in the industrialization process.
As the economy has been battered by the pandemic, it is essential for Vietnam to find new driving forces for growth.
The Government is expected to soon issue an overall economic recovery plan, which serves as the basis for localities to carry out their own push for economic development.
The packages will help businesses and people overcome the hardship and return to growth.
If the National Assembly approves the Government's proposal, enterprises will benefit from corporate income tax and value-added tax cuts by 30%.
Vietnam will make the pandemic expenses transparent to serve the long-term fight.
Starting from joint activities in the francophone community, the Vietnam-Belgium relations have been making strides for the past years.
Vietnam would help Austrian companies penetrate the ASEAN market of 650 million people and have a larger share in the CPTPP with 800 million consumers.
EU nations have been fueling Vietnam’s recovery plans as this country is its largest trade partner in Southeast Asia.