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Authorities slap social media profiteers with tax bill
02-08-2018 11:00
The HCM City tax department said it has served a tax notice and slapped a fine on an individual together amounting to VND4.1 billion (US$178,000) for failure to pay tax on incomes received from foreign companies in the last two years.
Tax implications of selling equity or shares in Vietnamese entities
19-04-2018 13:47
Grant Thornton Vietnam compiled a concise mini-guide on Vietnamese regulations on tax obligations following the transfer of equity interest or securities in Vietnamese entities.
Macron digital tax plan faces EU rebuff
28-04-2018 20:52
French President Emmanuel Macron's ambitious plans for an EU digital tax targeting US tech giants such as Google or Facebook faced strong headwinds on Saturday (Apr 28), provoking anger from Paris.
GELEX fined to more than $53,000 for erroneous tax declaration
09-06-2018 19:25
The Hanoi Department of Taxation has just issued a fine of more than VND181 million ($8,000) to Vietnam Electrical Equipment JSC (GELEX) for erroneous tax declaration, along with over VND1.03 billion ($45,400) in tax arrears and late payment fees.
Liquidation of a Vietnamese entity—critical tax exposures
01-06-2018 12:10
The liquidation of a Vietnamese legal entity is a lengthy and complicated process in which the final tax audit involves a lot of effort from the dissolving entity.
Ramping up tax audits to boost shrinking state budget
25-02-2018 10:00
Many firms in Vietnam, both local and domestic, will face tax audits this year.
Foreign investors alarmed after Sabeco was hit by tax arrears
22-03-2018 15:26
The authorities’ collecting VND2.5 trillion ($109.8 million) in tax arrears from Saigon Beer, Alcohol and Beverage Corporation (Sabeco) made foreign investors concerned about taking part in later divestments of state-owned firms.
Ministries disagree on solutions to collect tax from Google, Facebook
09-04-2018 15:25
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) wants the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to instruct commercial banks to withhold taxes from transactions with Facebook and Google, but SBV said it is not authorized to do so.
EU to unveil digital tax targeting Facebook, Google
21-03-2018 18:35
The EU will unveil proposals for a digital tax on US tech giants on Wednesday (Mar 21), bringing yet more turmoil to Facebook after revelations over misused data of 50 million users shocked the world.
PV Gas hit with $5 million in tax arrears
03-01-2018 16:39
PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV Gas) will have to pay VND106 billion ($4.67 million) in tax arrears, including missed tax payments and the resulting fine.
European stocks cheer with US tax cuts firmly in their sights
19-12-2017 08:56
LONDON: Stock markets across the world jumped on Monday (Dec 18) as adoption of US tax cut plans moved into the final stretch.
EVN to pay tax arrears of VND1.9 trillion
30-12-2017 09:51
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) is demanding more than VND1.9 trillion (US$85 million) in tax arrears from Electricity of Viet Nam (EVN) after uncovering that the group had failed to declare its costs accurately.
MoF wants hike in tax on capital/securities trade income
16-01-2018 12:22
The Ministry of Finance has proposed the Government raise the individual income tax imposed on capital/securities transfer to 2 per cent for trades not registered to the Vietnam Securities Depository and not made on the securities market.
Ministries protest special consumption tax on soft drinks
10-01-2018 11:00
Numerous ministries and associations protested against the Ministry of Finance (MoF)’s proposal to apply a special consumption tax (SCT) of 10-20 per cent on soft drinks.
Mai Linh tax request a bad precedent?
25-01-2018 16:20
The Vietnam Social Security refuses to deal with Mai Linh’s request to be exempted from interest and late payment fees as well as to extend the deadline for its original social insurance payment as such a request is not within the company’s legal rights.
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