On the sidelines of the UK-Vietnam High-Level Conference in Hanoi on August 12, H.E. Iain Frew, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Vietnam, told VnEconomy / Vietnam Economic Times about Vietnam-UK cooperation in technology, strengthening multifaceted collaboration, and developing financial technology...
Simply mobilizing capital is no longer the name of the game in investment endeavors to support growth as how this capital is deployed becomes the more pressing issue.
According to the proposal, household and individual businesses with total annual revenue not exceeding VND10 billion ($381,000) in 2026 and 2027 will be eligible for a 30% reduction in personal income tax (PIT) for each respective year.
Much has been done to establish the legal framework and introduce the cooperative agreements needed to operate a carbon market in Vietnam and efforts are ongoing.