- Prime Minister Le Minh Hung urged National Assembly deputies to support raising the tax threshold for business households.
- He emphasized the importance of promptly addressing urgent economic and social issues, including resolving long-standing project obstacles to free up resources for development.
- The government is committed to incorporating and responding to deputies’ feedback in the draft amendments to tax laws.
- The proposed changes aim to create a more supportive business environment and encourage local authorities to act decisively and responsibly.
- The Prime Minister highlighted the need for swift action on tax law amendments, especially regarding personal income tax, VAT, and special consumption tax.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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