Vietnam Expands Corporate Income Tax Incentives to Attract Investment
Vietnam's government has expanded corporate income tax incentives, offering a preferential rate of 10% for new investment projects and specific industries. This move aims to boost high-tech sectors and infrastructure investment, thereby attracting more foreign capital.
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