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Vietnam Exceeds 116 Trillion VND in Import-Export Tax Revenue, Boosting Growth Through Business Support
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Vietnam Exceeds 116 Trillion VND in Import-Export Tax Revenue, Boosting Growth Through Business Support

Ho Chi Minh City's Customs Department II reported an 812 billion VND increase in state revenue over 8 months, attributed to business support initiatives. The city's overall import-export tax collection surpassed 116 trillion VND, contributing to economic growth and state finances.

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