- Proposed amendments to the Value Added Tax Law will directly impact the rights and interests of organizations, individuals, citizens, and businesses.
- The National Assembly discussed the draft amendments to the Value Added Tax Law in a plenary session on June 24.
- There were 63 opinions expressed during the discussion, mostly in agreement with the need to amend the law to align with the Party’s principles and address current limitations.
- Delegates provided input on various aspects of the draft law, including the necessity of enacting and implementing the law, taxable objects, tax-exempt objects, tax rates, input VAT deduction, and tax refunds.
- The amendments aim to improve the tax policy in line with economic and social development goals and previous reform strategies.
- Specific changes related to tax-exempt objects were proposed to ensure consistency with other specialized laws.
- It is essential to review and amend provisions regarding tax-exempt objects to eliminate or add certain goods and services to align with practical needs.
- The amendments will have a direct impact on the rights and interests of organizations, individuals, citizens, and businesses.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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