Vietnam Proposes 0.2% Tax on Idle Land to Boost Utilization
Vietnam's government has proposed an amendment to tax idle non-agricultural land at 0.2%. The move aims to encourage effective land use and unlock economic growth potential. Key definitions for idle land and taxable criteria are expected to be clarified.
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