CPA Australia Welcomes Hong Kong Budget 2020-21 CPA Australia Welcomes Hong Kong Budget 2020-21

CPA Australia Survey: Tax Reform And Technology Adoption To Bolster China's Stable Economic Growth In 2020 CPA Australia Survey: Tax Reform And Technology Adoption To Bolster China's Stable Economic Growth In 2020

Tax cuts reduce the burden for enterprises Đậu Anh Tuấn, head of the Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Legal Division, speaks to the Hải Quan (Customs) paper on the Government’s decision to reduce the corporate tax for enterprises – good news for small- and medium-sized enterprises nationwide.

Japan provides $4.2m grant to support Việt Nam's tax reforms efforts A grant of US$4.2 million from the Japanese Government to help support Việt Nam’s tax policy reforms was signed yesterday between the World Bank and the State Bank of Việt Nam.

Tax reform crucial for State budget sustainability

Taxes and duties are a very important source of State budget revenue and provide major finance for the Government’s socio-economic development programmes. In Việt Nam, tax revenue is starting to decline while expenditure continues to rise, threatening budget sustainability.

CPA Australia survey finds businesses in China cautiously optimistic in 2019 amid global uncertainties CPA Australia survey finds businesses in China cautiously optimistic in 2019 amid global uncertainties

VN firms invited to SelectUSA Investment Summit

US Ambassador to Việt Nam Daniel Kritenbrink is recruiting companies to join the Việt Nam business delegation for the SelectUSA Investment Summit to be held in Washington, DC from June 10-12.

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Việt Nam’s GDP projected to grow 6.83% in 2018

Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 6.83 per cent in 2018, almost unchanged from 6.8 per cent recorded last year.

Reform doesn’t mean distorting policies: Deputy PM

The financial sector needs to work on a solution that helps reduce tax rates while still increase the total tax collection, said Deputy Minister Vương Đình Huệ.