- Proposal to continue reducing the value-added tax by 2% in the first 6 months of 2025
- Ministry of Finance suggests building a resolution of the National Assembly on reducing the VAT in the first 6 months of 2025
- The reduction aims to stimulate consumer demand and contribute to economic recovery and development
- The proposed 2% reduction in VAT applies to goods and services currently taxed at 10%
- Exclusions from the reduction include telecommunications, IT, financial activities, real estate, and certain other sectors
- The reduction is intended to boost economic growth and support businesses
- Previous reductions in VAT have contributed to increased domestic consumption and economic growth
- The reduction in VAT in previous years has resulted in significant savings for businesses and consumers
- The reduction in VAT has led to increased retail sales and service revenues
- The reduction in VAT has been part of efforts to support economic recovery and development.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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