Around 145 countries have declared their support for the common goal of Net Zero. Being no exception, Vietnam is committed to joining and aiming for the Net Zero goal by 2050. Vietnamese businesses are also making efforts to join hands for a sustainable green planet.
To successfully collect State budget revenue, the Bac Giang Tax Department has implemented consistent solutions to strengthen tax management, identify revenue sources, prevent tax losses, and accelerate administrative reform while supporting taxpayers.
Dr. Joshua Dwight, an RMIT University lecturer and researcher specializing in digital fraud, warns that the same technological accessibility driving Southeast Asia's digital transformation is creating unprecedented opportunities for cyber criminals.
As of November 21, Hai Phong Customs met its 2024 state budget target ahead of schedule, with a total of over VND67,700 billion collected, reaching 101.9% of the annual target and an increase of nearly VND 9,900 billion (or 17.1%) compared to the previous year.
2024 marks 30 years of Vietnam Customs advancing international cooperation and integration, obtaining many achievements in customs modernization and streamlining the import-export process and cross-border vehicle movement.
On December 10, the General Department of Vietnam Customs (GDC) convened a conference to deliberate on the organizational structure of the customs agency.
The Ministry of Finance has held annual dialogue conferences with businesses to address tax and customs policies and procedures. These events have effectively identified challenges and concerns faced by businesses, enabling timely and efficient resolutions to support the business community.
After a two-year pilot phase, the customs sector officially launched the Program to Encourage Voluntary Compliance with Customs Laws on December 4, 2024. The program aims to enhance user satisfaction while supporting businesses in improving or sustaining high levels of compliance with customs regulations.
To enhance the management of imported goods transacted via e-commerce, the General Department of Vietnam Customs (GDC) recently issued comprehensive guidelines for provincial and municipal customs departments to ensure uniform implementation.
Forecasting a complex situation of smuggling and trade fraud across various routes, sectors, locations and even online, due to the increased demand during the Lunar New Year, the General Department of Vietnam Customs issued a plan to intensify the fight against smuggling, trade fraud and counterfeit goods before, during and after the 2025 Tet holiday.
Exchange rates, foreign trade, geopolitical tensions, and internal issues remain key "variables" to watch in 2025. However, experts believe significant investment opportunities exist as personal consumption rises, public investment increases, real estate recovers, and the stock market is poised for growth.
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