Vietnam Proposes Waiving 'Mon Bac' Tax Debt for Companies Awaiting Dissolution
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed waiving 'Mon Bac' tax debts and associated late payment penalties incurred by companies and individuals awaiting dissolution by the end of 2025. This initiative aims to alleviate burdens for businesses in dissolution and facilitate the resolution of long-standing tax obligations.
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