- Workshop on Value Added Tax for fertilizer industry held on July 16
- Majority of National Assembly delegates agree on the need to amend VAT Law to address issues and improve tax policies
- Local fertilizer companies face disadvantages compared to imports due to VAT exemption
- Proposed amendment to shift fertilizers to 5% VAT category to support domestic production and competitiveness
- Differing opinions among delegates on VAT rate for fertilizers: 0%, 5%, or maintain current regulations
- Discussion at workshop focused on impacts of different VAT options on fertilizer industry, farmers’ income, and state budget
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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