Vietnam Proposes Tax Incentives and Deregulation for Domestic Online Games
Vietnam's Ministry of Justice has unveiled a proposal for tax incentives and deregulation aimed at promoting domestic online games that reflect Vietnamese culture and history. The plan includes a two-year corporate income tax exemption, followed by a 50% reduction for four years, and the elimination of prior licensing for trial releases, intending to boost the development of games that export Vietnamese culture and educational values globally.
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