Vietnamese-American Businessman Faces Exit Ban Over Tax Procedure Lapses
A prominent Vietnamese-American businessman faced an exit ban in Vietnam due to unresolved tax procedures, despite having no outstanding tax debt. The issue stemmed from incomplete closure procedures for a former company. This incident highlights Vietnam's intensified efforts to clear tax codes.
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