CBU car firms on a collision course

CBU car firms on a collision course

The Ministry of Industry and Trade’s move to restrict imports of completely built unit cars has incurred a fierce response from commercial firms.

Land of opportunity for a range of new projects

Investors who want to bid for land-using projects in Vietnam will be subject to some new conditions.
Easing up customs procedures

Easing up customs procedures

Changes to customs procedures from January 20 are expected to spur import-export activities for Vietnam.
Facing hearts of glass

Facing hearts of glass

Dozens of businesses manufacturing decorative wooden furniture in southern Binh Duong province are in a dilemma.

Licencing criticism is rebutted

Accusations that Vietnam’s automatic import licencing regime infringes on its World Trade Organization commitments have been slapped down.
New circular hard to swallow

New circular hard to swallow

A new circular on controlling human-oriented pharmaceutical product prices seems not to be strong enough to quench medicine violations.
Coming clean on money laundering

Coming clean on money laundering

The stock market regulator has a battle on its hands to prevent local market money laundering.
Waiting with baited breath

Waiting with baited breath

The central bank’s new circular on safety ratios has been largely priced into recent equity valuations, with analysts believing it will continue to dominate market investors’ minds.
Move sparks hot words

Move sparks hot words

Unclear technical regulations are set to hinder enterprises and state management adapting to the new price registration reality.
Price registration is here

Price registration is here

The government has signaled it will not tolerate enterprises flouting controversial price registration rules to become effective next month.

Buyers in glum mood

Long-waited guidance for a decree governing the real estate market issued last week disappointed many developers and home-buyers interested in capital contribution contracts.
Heat on pricing plan

Heat on pricing plan

Enterprises must carry out price registration despite the foreign business community’s fierce protest labeling the “price stabilisation” move a backward step in Vietnam’s market development.
Road to ignite prices

Road to ignite prices

KPMG Vietnam tax partners Ninh Van Hien and Do Thi Thu Ha look at the tax up and downsides of Vietnam’s real estate market.

Relief is in sight for disgruntled firms

Foreign-invested enterprises’ frustration over the “one single-licenced distributor” issue is set to end. The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) last week issued Circular 05 to amend the troublesome Circular 09.

Decree sparks foreign firms’ FDI concerns

Foreign businesses are concerned about a new government decree and its guiding circular that details the implementation of the new Corporate Income Tax Law.They say Decree 164/2003/ND-CP and the Ministry of Finance’s Circular 128/2003/TT-BTC could put a brake on the expected flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam this year.
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