- National Assembly Standing Committee fixed a 5% VAT rate on draft amendments to existing VAT law
- Draft amendments include applying 5% VAT rate to fertiliser and iron used for fertiliser production
- Fertiliser producers currently face difficulties due to not being able to deduct VAT for input goods and services
- Lawmakers are concerned about negative impacts on farmers and agricultural production if 5% VAT rate is applied to fertilisers
- Suggestions made to consider moving fertilisers to non-VAT category to avoid burdening consumers, especially farmers
- Applying 5% VAT rate on fertilisers could increase budget by $175 million a year, but concerns remain about impact on farmers and agricultural competitiveness
Source: vir.com.vn
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