Vietnam Proposes Tax Cuts to Support Small Businesses in 2026-2027
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed a 30% reduction in personal and corporate income taxes for 2026 and 2027. This measure targets small businesses and individual traders with revenues up to VND 10 billion, aiming to ease cash flow pressures and provide resources for business continuity and expansion.
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