Investments

The total value of economic and trade agreements between Vietnamese and American businesses, expected to be implemented in the phase from 2025 onwards, amounts to a staggering $90.3 billion. This will create hundreds of thousands of jobs for workers in both countries, opening up a world of opportunities and strengthening the economic ties between Vietnam and the United States.

Hòa Phát is the only Vietnamese steel company that has avoided EU anti-dumping taxes.

"The head of the National Assembly's Committee for Petitions and Supervision noted that the situation regarding complaints related to corporate bonds and financial investments has remained complex and continues to evolve."

Alongside gasoline, several members of the National Assembly's Standing Committee have proposed removing the special consumption tax on regular-capacity air conditioners.

Ho Chi Minh City boasts an impressive 60,000 private residential buildings dedicated to rented accommodation, offering a staggering 629,000 rooms.

"The decision to invest in the high-speed North-South railway project is a testament to Vietnam's forward-thinking approach to national infrastructure development, according to National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man. This ambitious endeavor underscores the country's commitment to embracing innovation and fostering progress, with the potential to revolutionize transportation and connectivity across Vietnam."

To implement Resolution 57 of the Politburo on the breakthrough development of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation, the Prime Minister has announced an allocation of nearly VND 10 trillion from additional revenues and savings.

In just the first two months of the year, wood exports have raked in a impressive $2.5 billion. This promising start sets a strong precedent for Vietnam to maintain its position as one of the world's largest wood exporters.

The Vietnam Tax Advisory Association, VCCI, has proposed to the National Assembly's Economic and Finance Committee to maintain the current special consumption tax rate for pickup trucks.

Between 2005 and 2011, VEAM Corporation purchased 305 automotive cabin die-casting sets that went unused, resulting in a staggering loss of nearly VND 27 billion.