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Business households with annual large revenues, exceeding VND3 billion (nearly $114,000) for two consecutive years, will be subject to a personal income tax rate of 17%.

The new regulation aims to lower production costs and enhance the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers.

Regarding businesses that have reportedly registered to open exchanges, the State Securities Commission (SSC) confirmed that, to date, no official registration applications have been received from businesses.

The figure equal to 46.3% of the PM's target.

According to the proposal, the State will cover 100% of the costs for training courses in business administration, covering topics such as accounting, tax, and human resources for these entities.

Abolishing the procedure would significantly cut administrative red tape, saving investors time and money.

The proposed decree focuses on land rental fee exemptions and reductions for businesses investing in agricultural projects and rural areas.

The policy aimed at supporting businesses and stimulating the economy.

Cuts in effect from July 1 to December 31 as part of policy support.

Penalties of over $1 billion in total proposed.

The finance ministry conducted over 11,300 inspections in the first two months of 2023.

A target has been set of there being at least 25 State-owned enterprises (SOEs) with equity or capitalization on the stock market in excess of $1 billion, of which ten are to have over $5 billion.

The Ministry of Finance’s plan on implementing the Public Debt Strategy to 2030, which has been approved by the Minister of Finance, outlines seven lists of tasks and projects, including a proposal to supplement and amend the Law on Public Debt Management in line with international practice. The 2030 public debt strategy sets a target that, by 2030, Vietnam’s public debt will not exceed 60 per cent of GDP, government debt will not exceed 50 per cent of GDP, and foreign debt will not exceed 45 per cent of GDP.

Ho Chi Minh City’s budget revenue in 2023 has been forecast at about VND496 trillion ($20.6 billion). This figure is overwhelming for a city that has only recently overcome the Covid-19 pandemic. According to the Ministry of Finance, the city’s budget revenue in 2022 is estimated at VND427 trillion ($17.7 billion); the highest on record since the pandemic began.

To ensure Vietnam’s corporate bond market develops stably and sustainably, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Construction will work together to strengthen supervision over issuance activities and limit real estate enterprises issuing bonds with high interest rates. The Ministry of Construction also suggested supplementing regulations on the financial safety ratio of real estate enterprises after granting construction and investment permits for real estate projects.

The Ministry of Finance has said that of the five revenue sources that exceeded estimates in the first nine months, the collection of house and land taxes did so by 18.4 per cent and the collection of personal income taxes by 8.8 per cent. However, many analysts believe that budget revenue from land is still quite low compared to many other countries.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) issued Official Letter No. 9691/BTC-CST to ministries and branches on September 23, seeking opinions on a draft Resolution from the National Assembly on reducing the special consumption tax (SCT) on gasoline and VAT on oil and gasoline.

Under Directive No. 02/CT-BTC issued recently by Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phoc, the State Securities Commission (SSC) will closely examine registration documents for listing / registering for securities trading, especially for companies that raise capital quickly and also newly-established enterprises. The SSC will also work with the country’s three exchanges to closely monitor stocks with large liquidity, making unusual movements, or having valuations that are not suitable with the production and business situation.

The Ministry of Finance has reported that reductions to floor levels in environmental protection taxes for gasoline, oil, and grease will cut State budget revenue this year by more than VND33 trillion ($1.4 billion).

In order to consolidate and improve the quality of appraisal services and contribute to limiting negativity in the management and use of assets, avoid wasting social resources, and ensure similarity among services, the Ministry of Finance is actively collecting comments on its draft revised Price Law. Many regulations have attracted conflicting opinions, however.