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Guidance on invoices when selling vouchers

The Tax Sub-Department of Region XVI has issued Official Letter 7629/CCTKV. XVI-QLDN  dated 14/5/2025 to provide guidance to enterprises on resolving certain issues related to invoice issuance in cases involving the sale of shopping vouchers.

Vietnam VAT draft decree clarification deduction refunds pricing

As part of efforts to implement the revised 2024 Law on Value-Added Tax, the Ministry of Finance is developing a Draft Decree (“Draft”) that aims to clarify and operationalize new VAT regulations. The Draft is expected to improve tax transparency, strengthen administrative oversight, and assist businesses in achieving compliance. Key proposals under the Draft include several significant adjustments.

Vietnam Circular 12/2025 marketing authorization pharmaceutical

On May 16, 2025, the Ministry of Health promulgated Circular No. 12/2025/TT-BYT (“Circular 12”), governing the registration for marketing authorization (MA) of pharmaceutical products and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) in Vietnam. Circular 12 officially supersedes Circular No. 08/2022/TT-BYT, Circular No. 16/2023/TT-BYT, and Circular No. 55/2024/TT-BYT. 

Ministry of Health proposes stricter regulations on cosmetic business

The cosmetics sector in Vietnam is currently governed primarily by Decree No. 93/2016/ND-CP, Circular No. 06/2011/TT-BYT, and related legal documents. However, over time, these regulations have revealed significant gaps with substandard cosmetic products continuing to circulate openly in the market, posing risks to consumer health and undermining fair competition.

Aliat Group Participates In Ulaw Career Day 2025 And Strengthens Collaboration With Ho Chi Minh City University Of Law

Ho Chi Minh City, June 7, 2025 – ALIAT GROUP actively participated in Ulaw Career Day 2025, an annual event organized by the Ho Chi Minh City University of Law at its main campus on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street, District 4. This event serves as a vital platform connecting students with leading businesses in the legal and economic sectors, attracting widespread interest from students, faculty, and industry professionals.

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Tax department provides guidance on determining land rental expenses for CIT calculation

On March 14, 2015, the Tax Department – Ministry of Finance issued an official letter addressing inquiries related to deductible expenses for corporate income tax (CIT) purposes. Specifically, the guidance pertains to the treatment of one-time lump-sum land rental payments and management fees for leased land that has not yet been utilized for production and business activities. The issue raised was whether land rental expenses for leased land that has not yet been put into use for business operations could be considered deductible when determining taxable income for CIT purposes.