- The Vietnamese government plans to continue implementing a 2% reduction in value-added tax (VAT) until the end of 2024.
- This policy was discussed on June 13 during the 34th session of the 15th National Assembly Standing Committee meeting.
- The extension request applies to certain goods and services currently subject to a 10% VAT.
- The Standing Committee agreed with the government’s report and the initial review report from the National Assembly’s Finance and Budget Committee.
- The VAT reduction is emphasized as effective for boosting consumption and economic recovery.
- National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man requested the drafting of a resolution aimed at stimulating consumption, promoting production and business, and recovering growth.
Source: vietnam.vnanet.vn
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