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income tax
High taxes, low drive: why Vietnam’s top earners want to work less
After receiving a VND5 million (US$190) monthly raise, Nam Anh felt disheartened when nearly VND2 million of it went straight towards personal income tax.
Income tax refunds mired in red tape
Tax cut to businesses of little use since most are losing: experts
Vietnam extends budget deficit to $3 billion from Jan-May
Vietnam ran a budget deficit of VND66.4 trillion ($2.96 billion) in the first five months of this year, according to the General Statistics Office.
May 30, 2016 | 04:08 am PT
Tax authorities set eyes on “Flappy Bird” creator’s bank account
Hanoi tax authorities are seeking to collect more taxes from Nguyen Ha Dong, developer of world phenomenon Flappy Bird, said Nguyen Quang Tien, deputy director of the department of taxation reform under the General Taxation Department.
April 14, 2016 | 02:09 am PT