Vietnam Welcomes EU Decision to Remove it from Non-Cooperative Tax List
Vietnam has welcomed the European Union's decision to remove it from the list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions, signaling progress in tax-related cooperation under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two entities.
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