Corporate income tax
Early promoting the implementation of the Law on Corporate Income Tax to support businesses
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The Ministry of Finance said that it will adjust the effective date of the Law on Corporate Income Tax (amended) from October 1, 2025 instead of early 2026, in a timely manner to support businesses.
Real estate business is a fertile land, need to lock valves to prevent tax evasion
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According to the delegate, real estate business activities and project transfers are a fertile "land", and precautions are needed to avoid tax evasion.
Proposal to exempt tax for enterprises employing civil servants who have quit their jobs
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The National Assembly delegate proposed adding cases of tax exemption and reduction for enterprises employing civil servants who have quit due to the restructuring of the apparatus.
Apply a 10% income tax rate to all types of press
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The draft law unifies a preferential tax rate of 10% for all types of newspapers, similar to the policy currently applied to print newspapers.
Concerns about business losses to reduce tax obligations
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Allowing businesses to offset real estate profits from losses from other activities when determining taxable income will be easily taken advantage of and have a purpose.
Lack of regulations on taxpayers being enterprises and individuals doing e-commerce business
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The delegate proposed to specify the regulations on taxpayers who are enterprises and individuals doing e-commerce business when amending the Law on Corporate Income Tax.
Exemption from income tax for small and medium-sized enterprises in the first 3 years of establishment
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Resolution 68-NQ/TW clearly states the exemption of corporate income tax for small and medium enterprises in the first 3 years of establishment.
No distinction is made between types when taxing press income
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Delegate Thach Phuoc Binh proposed that, in order to be fair, it is necessary to apply a tax rate of 10% to all press agencies, without distinguishing print newspapers from other types of press.
faster promoting the amendment of personal income tax
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The amendment of the Law on Personal Income Tax (PIT) will take place at a faster pace thanks to legislative process reform and strong support from digital transformation.
Deputy Prime Minister: Focusing on applying AI to tax management
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Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc said that applying AI and technology to tax management has helped taxpayers feel more comfortable and satisfied.
The lives and incomes of officials and reporters have decreased significantly
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National Assembly delegates shared that the lives and incomes of officials and reporters have decreased significantly, so it is proposed to reduce income tax on the press to 10%.
Vietnam cannot be a tax haven for cryptocurrencies
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National Assembly delegates said that it is necessary to research and consider calculations to have a tax collection orientation for digital currency business.
Falling income, limited benefits cause civil servants to quit their jobs
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National Assembly delegates said that reduced revenue and limited benefits are among the main reasons leading to civil servants quitting their jobs.
Proposal to use taxes collected from Google, Facebook... to support the press
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National Assembly delegates proposed building a mechanism to collect taxes from digital platforms such as Google, Facebook... to support domestic press agencies.
Wondering whether to give tax incentives to beauty pageants
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National Assembly delegates wonder whether tax incentives should be given to beauty pageants while Vietnam has the second largest number of pageants in the world.