Major efforts are now focused on meeting annual targets for public investment disbursement given the importance of the capital source and its spillover effects.
This is one of the regulations stipulated in newly-issued Decree No. 284/2026/ND-CP on administrative penalties for crypto assets and the crypto asset market, taking effect from September 1.
According to the STATE 100 data, the total budget contribution from these top 100 SOEs, after excluding double-counted figures between parent companies and subsidiaries, accounts for approximately 16% of Vietnam’s total national budget revenue.
With digital transformation likely to have a major role to play in financial transactions into the future, the governing legal framework is in need of reinforcement.
On a global scale, the United States leads with $112.6 billion in taxable crypto activity. Germany follows in second place with $24.1 billion, while China ($21 billion), the UK ($19.4 billion), and India ($19 billion) rounding out the top five.