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Vietnam legislators delay vote on bill that aims to bail out tax defaulters

Vietnam legislators delay vote on bill that aims to bail out tax defaulters

The bill sought to clear a total of $438.58 million in back taxes for some troubled state-owned companies

Vietnam to lose $77 million of tax revenue each year due to free trade pacts

Vietnam to lose $77 million of tax revenue each year due to free trade pacts

The government wants to introduce new measures to create a fair competition between local and imported products

Businesses voice concern about Vietnam's new corporate tax proposal

Businesses voice concern about Vietnam's new corporate tax proposal

If approved by lawmakers, tax write-offs will be limited by a company's debt-equity ratio

Vietnam to revamp corporate taxes, limit interest write-offs

Vietnam to revamp corporate taxes, limit interest write-offs

Finance ministry wants to reduce deductions, saying some companies have declared 'enormous' interest payments

Vietnamese lawmakers urge decriminalization of gambling

Vietnamese lawmakers urge decriminalization of gambling

Lawmakers say the country loses more than it gains from outlawing gambling activities, which they say are prevalent anyway

Vietnam's lawmakers support gender reassignment, call it basic human right

Vietnam's lawmakers support gender reassignment, call it basic human right

The government has been criticized for refusing to legalize gender reassignment  

Marriage interview no longer needed for Vietnamese-foreigner couples: justice ministry

Marriage interview no longer needed for Vietnamese-foreigner couples: justice ministry

The ministry says the process is not necessary and even allows corruption to occur

A campaign held in Ho Chi Minh City in March to promote rights for transgender people in Vietnam. Photo: Minh Hung

Lawmakers want gov't to apply mind before legislating on sex reassignment

The government does not recognize sex change but seeks to allow those who have had gender reassigned to change their...
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