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The business license tax is a mandatory tax for enterprises and business households in Vietnam. However, when a business temporarily suspends operations, many business owners wonder whether they are still required to pay this tax. This article clarifies the issue based on current legal regulations. 1. What is Business License Tax? Business license tax (now…
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Mar
Mar
To determine whether the USA 25% tariff on steel and aluminum qualifies as a safeguard duty under trade remedy measures, we must examine the concept of “safeguard duty” and the context of USA trade policies. What Is a Safeguard Duty? A safeguard duty is a temporary trade remedy measure imposed to restrict imports of a…
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Mar
Mar
Effective March 12, 2025, all aluminum and steel imports into the USA will be subject to a 25% tariff, in line with the prior plan issued by President Donald Trump. The fact that the USA is adhering to this pre-established plan is noteworthy, as President Trump has previously delayed tariff impositions on other countries multiple…
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Mar
Mar
The USA Department of Commerce (DOC) has recently received a petition requesting an anti-dumping duty (ADD) investigation on semi-trailers and related assembly components imported from Vietnam, Mexico, and Thailand. Additionally, the USA is also considering a countervailing duty (CVD) investigation on imports from Mexico and Thailand. 1. Case Information 2. Investigation Process The investigation involves…
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Mar
Mar
Vietnam is affected by USA trade policies but is not among the most heavily impacted countries in the 2025 global trade war. Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) issued an official statement acknowledging that USA tariff policies influence global trade flows; however, their impact on Vietnam remains moderate. In response, MOIT has coordinated…
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Mar
Mar
(Published on VIR) Starting March 4, all aluminum and steel imports into the U.S. will be subject to a 25% tariff. This sudden change presents significant challenges for Vietnamese exporters. As Vietnam ranks fourth among the largest steel suppliers to the U.S., this policy shift could have severe direct and indirect consequences for the country’s…
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Mar
Mar
With the explosive growth of E-commerce, businesses and individuals are increasingly leveraging online platforms to conduct their operations. However, this openness also creates opportunities for intellectual property (IP) infringement. From patents and trademarks to copyrights, various types of IP are at risk. This article explores the various stages of IP protection on E-commerce platforms, analyzing…
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Mar
Mar
Vietnam is actively considering issuing regulations on cryptocurrency management to ensure financial security and protect investors’ rights. Although cryptocurrencies have not been officially recognized, their increasing popularity has created an urgent need for a clear legal framework. The Current State of Cryptocurrency Usage in Vietnam According to data from cryptocurrency payment company Triple A, as…
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Mar
Mar
According to many current workers, the personal income tax (PIT) family deduction in Vietnam has become outdated, failing to keep up with inflation and rising living costs, thus placing financial pressure on taxpayers. Currently, the deduction stands at VND 11 million per month (VND 132 million per year) for individuals and VND 4.4 million per…
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Mar
Mar
Vietnam Social Insurance has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs, requesting a clear definition of bonuses, meal allowances, fuel costs, and other benefits that are not subject to mandatory social insurance contributions. The objective of this proposal is to ensure transparency and facilitate the social insurance collection process. In…
