Vietnam Proposes Significant Reduction in Late Tax Filing Penalties
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed reducing penalties for late tax filing by up to 70%. This measure aims to address the issue of approximately 2.5 million taxpayers who are inactive or no longer at their registered address but haven't completed tax code closure procedures, simplifying processes and easing taxpayer burdens.
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