Vietnam Extends Tax Incentives for Gasoline and Petroleum Products Until End of 2026
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Vietnam Extends Tax Incentives for Gasoline and Petroleum Products Until End of 2026

The Vietnamese government has decided to extend tax incentives for gasoline, petroleum products, and their manufacturing inputs until the end of 2026. This measure aims to stabilize domestic energy prices and support economic growth, continuing reductions in import duties, environmental protection taxes, and VAT.

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