- The government is proposing amendments to the VAT Law to resolve tax refund issues and ease capital pressure on agriculture and exports.
- Current VAT regulations cause cash flow bottlenecks for agricultural exporters, forcing them to advance large tax amounts and wait for refunds, tying up significant working capital.
- Domestic agricultural products face VAT at the commercial stage, while many imports do not, creating unfair competition.
- Feed producers cannot deduct input VAT, increasing production costs and putting them at a disadvantage compared to imports.
- The proposed law aims to address these issues, ensuring smoother cash flow and fairer competition for domestic producers.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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