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Nearly 200 businesses in HCMC owe a combined tax debt of over VND8.08 trillion, with real estate companies featuring prominently among the top 20 entities with the highest tax arrears. The city’s tax department recently unveiled its second batch of tax debtors, with the list finalized on October 31.

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POSITIVE SIGNS IN VIETNAM'S GREEN CREDIT SECTOR
'Green credit' refers to the kinds of loans provided by banks for projects that are considered environmentally friendly or protective of the ecosystem. Green credit is now a trend in the global banking and finance industry, and more Vietnamese banks are following suit.

HAI DUONG LIGHTS THE WAY TO FACILITATE INVESTORS FROM AFAR
The northern province of Hai Duong currently has thousands of hectares of clean available land for foreign-invested enterprises, which Japanese groups in particular are interested in.

DELAY OF LAND LAW PUTS ISSUES INTO SPOTLIGHT
The National Assembly last week decided to postpone the approval of the draft revised Land Law until the next session in 2024 because many provisions remain controversial and unclear.

VIETNAMESE FIRMS SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS TO AVOID FRAUD IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Vietnamese firms should use additional caution to avoid increasingly sophisticated scams in international trade, Deputy Director of the Việt Nam Trade Promotion Agency Hoàn Minh Chiến said. The Ministry of Industry and Trade cited statistics that scams in the global market cost enterprises an estimated five per cent of revenue per year, with damages averaging US$1.7 million per case.