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RUSSIA24 RIK July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

RUSSIA24 RIK July 3, 2024

Va quoc te co nhieu cai kho khan va thach thuc cho nen chung ta gap mot vai cai vuong mac trong quan he hop tac giua hai ben va hien nay thi nha nuoc va chinh phu Viet Nam Quan tam de ma tao dieu kien thuc day toi da cùng voi nga thao gỡ mot cach hieu qua thuc chat nhung vuong mat ma hai ben dang gap phai de dua cai ket qua h op tac trong lynh vuc kinh te thuong mai dau tu hai nuoc se tiep tuc phat trien dap ung cai nhu cau cua ca hai ben, i said so because in the world situation over the past time there have been too difficulties, therefore difficulties and challenges, but what we have ach...

PVI : The fourth meeting of PVI's Board of Directors in 2023 -November 29, 2023 at 02:48 am EST - Vimarsana News

PVI : The fourth meeting of PVI's Board of Directors in 2023 -November 29, 2023 at 02:48 am EST

The fourth meeting of PVI's Board of Directors in 2023 12:00 Tuesday, 28/11/2023 On the...

Masan's net revenue reaches $2.34 billion - Vimarsana News

Masan's net revenue reaches $2.34 billion

Masan Group Corporation released its figures for the first nine months of 2023 on October 30.

Source: vir.com.vn
Vietnam may delay minimum tax on multinationals, in blow to Samsung - Business & Finance - Vimarsana News

Vietnam may delay minimum tax on multinationals, in blow to Samsung - Business & Finance

HANOI: Vietnam’s parliament will not discuss a minimum tax on multinationals at its last session of the year, a...

Vietnam may delay minimum tax on multinationals; blow to Samsung, Intel - Vimarsana News

Vietnam may delay minimum tax on multinationals; blow to Samsung, Intel

Vietnam, which is highly reliant on foreign investment, had planned subsidies for multinationals to compensate for the higher tax, as it feared the new levy would reduce its appeal to investors.