- Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has proposed value-added tax exemptions for seven goods and services.
- The proposal aims to boost economic growth and support certain sectors.
- The exempted sectors include agriculture, healthcare, education, and transportation.
- The move is expected to reduce costs for businesses and consumers in these sectors.
- The proposal is currently under review and may be implemented in the near future.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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