- Many National Assembly delegates believe that the current regulations on financial derivative services are not comprehensive enough
- There is a need to review and provide more detailed regulations on financial derivative services in the draft Value Added Tax Law amendment
- The discussion on the draft Value Added Tax Law amendment attracted significant attention and input from National Assembly delegates
- The amendment of the Value Added Tax Law is necessary to align with economic and social development goals and tax reform strategies
- The draft law introduces new provisions to improve tax policies related to state budget revenue structure
- Some provisions in the draft law need further study and evaluation, especially regarding tax rates for essential goods and services
- The amendment of the Value Added Tax Law aims to implement the Party’s policies, simplify tax management procedures, and ensure consistency in legal application
- The current regulations on financial derivative services lack transparency and clarity, leading to potential inconsistencies in tax application
- The draft law needs to clarify regulations on financial derivative services beyond the banking sector, including securities and trade industries.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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