Finance ministry rejects Long Son Petrochemical proposal for higher import taxes
The Ministry of Finance has disagreed with a proposal by Long Son Petrochemicals (LSP), the investor of the $5.4-billion Long Son Petrochemicals Complex, to raise the most-favored nation (MFN) tax on some plastics products from 0% to 3%.
Finance - Mon, Dec 22, 2021 | 11:30 am GMT+7
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LG’s chemicals arm records modest 2023 profits in Vietnam
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Firms with 500,000 kWh per month minimum consumption to become DPPA buyer: draft rule
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SCG aims to fire up $5.4 bln Long Son Petrochemicals Complex in August
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Thailand Kasikornbank’s Vietnam branch sees 2023 loss widen to $7.4 mln
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AG&P LNG to start operating southern Vietnam LNG terminal in Sept
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