- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Dr. Nguyễn Văn Thân, Chairman of Vinasme, argues that the proposed 15% tax rate for micro enterprises and 17% for small enterprises lacks sufficient appeal.
Amid the challenges facing Vietnam’s real estate market, the addition of a Draft Resolution piloting commercial housing projects brings renewed hope to citizens and promises to boost economic development.
According to the Ministry of Construction, to address the issue of abandoned real estate projects, a comprehensive approach is needed, ranging from planning management to repurposing, to ensure sustainable development.
The forum to support businesses in digital transformation and e-commerce development is taking place on October 15, featuring new perspectives and providing strong motivation for companies to quickly adopt secure electronic contracts.
According to statistics from banks, the implementation of biometric authentication regulations has effectively deterred high-tech criminals from using personal accounts for money transfers.
In the context of the changing real estate market alongside new legal regulations, understanding the Real Estate Business Law is a crucial factor for businesses and investors to seize opportunities and prepare well for the new cycle.
Training human resources for the carbon credit market is an urgent task that supports sustainable development. A skilled team of experts with project implementation skills, this leads to improved emission reduction and environmental protection.
The semiconductor industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors, attracting significant attention from foreign direct investment (FDI) investors. Vietnam is currently attracting FDI to capitalize on the potential of this industry.
Vietnam will soon disburse at least 50 percent of the 350 trillion VND (15.42 billion USD) economic recovery package, the largest in its history, aiming to reboot the country’s economy after a long period of social and mobility restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
To address obstacles in investment through the PPP model, the Ministry of Planning and Investment has submitted a proposal to amend the PPP Law, creating a more favorable legal framework for investors.
Real estate credit is recovering slowly but is expected to grow rapidly thanks to low interest rates and more favorable supply. However, high house prices and low liquidity remain major challenges for buyers and investors.
Dr. Đàm Quang Thắng – Chairman of the National Innovation Advisory Council has provided deep insights into the role of businesses within the innovative startup ecosystem.
In the context of globalization and the booming creative economy, cultural industries are increasingly important in national development strategies. Vietnam needs a development proposal in this field to tap into its potential.
Vietnam is facing significant challenges in economic development due to its reliance on resources and cheap labor.
“Although the economy shows signs of recovery, operations still face many challenges, with uneven recovery across sectors in terms of orders, legal barriers, and difficulties in accessing capital to maintain and expand production and business."
Foxconn has been present in Vietnam since 2007, specializing in the production of consumer electronics. To date, Foxconn has invested over $3 billion in Vietnam.
The Vietnamese aviation industry has significantly developed, expanding its flight network and improving service quality. However, several challenges hinder the attraction of international investors.
Changes in consumer spending are presenting challenges and fluctuations, forcing businesses to adapt their strategies to better engage consumers, provide appropriate solutions, and create customer satisfaction.
As climate change becomes increasingly severe, reducing carbon emissions is an urgent task for both governments and businesses. Encouraging businesses to engage in green activities and reduce their carbon emissions is beneficial.
The economic and social situation in the first 5 months of 2024 has continued to show positive trends, but the average CPI for this period has increased by 4.03%. Therefore, controlling inflation remains a key goal and challenge for the government.