National Assembly deputies propose tax threshold for business households from 3 billion VND
National Assembly deputies proposed raising the taxable revenue threshold for business households to about 3 billion VND/year (equivalent to 250 million VND/month), saying that this level reflects more closely the actual costs and profits today. With this revenue, after deducting expenses, the profit is only about 10% (about 20 million VND/month), not a high level to bear great tax pressure.
Opinions also supported assigning the Government to stipulate revenue thresholds to increase flexibility, in accordance with economic fluctuations. However, delegates suggested that there should be a clear framework or principles (associated with average income, living standards, inflation... ) to ensure stability, transparency and help businesses to forecast policies.
In addition, a warned issue is the risk of "circumventing the law" by dividing business households, revenue or points of sale to evade taxes. Therefore, it is necessary to design a strict control mechanism, supplement the principle of combating artificial division and strengthen supervision to both support the right subjects and avoid budget revenue loss. See more...
RON95-III gasoline price reduced from 3 pm today
In the operating period on April 23, 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Trade - Ministry of Finance decided to deduct the gasoline price stabilization fund at 0 VND for gasoline, while diesel and mazut oil are deducted 400 VND per liter/kg.
After implementing the provision and use of the Price Stabilization Fund, domestic gasoline and oil prices simultaneously decreased. Specifically, E5RON92 gasoline decreased by 100 VND/liter to a maximum of 21,834 VND/liter; RON95-III gasoline decreased by 162 VND/liter to 22,880 VND/liter.
Oil items recorded a stronger decrease: diesel oil decreased by 1,159 VND/liter to 26,697 VND/liter, and mazut oil decreased by 820 VND/kg to 18,811 VND/kg, contributing to cooling down fuel costs in the market. See more...
Vietnamese grapefruit officially reaches Australian consumers
The first batch of fresh grapefruit from Vietnam has officially been cleared into the Australian market, marking an important step forward in opening up the agricultural product market and affirming its ability to meet strict standards on quality, quarantine and biosafety.
The first shipment of 940.5 kg was transported by air, with the participation of many units in the production - processing - logistics chain. After import, the product was introduced at Sydney Market to promote and reach consumers. It is expected that the next shipment of about 5 tons will be exported soon in the near future.
To enter the Australian market, Vietnamese grapefruit must undergo strict procedures for dossier, packaging, labeling and phytosanitary inspection. This event not only has commercial significance but also affirms the capacity to organize supply chains and opens up sustainable export opportunities for Vietnam's grapefruit industry in the future. See more...
