Vietnam cut the preferential import tax for unleaded motor gasoline to 10% from 20% to help local companies diversify supply, the government says on its website, without providing details on timing.
NOTE : In April, Vietnam’s finance ministry proposed cutting the tax to 12% from 20%- Gasoline imports under preferential import taxes do not represent a significant amount of the country’s consumption: govt
- NOTE: Vietnam cut the tax to 10% Aug. 8, state media reports, citing government information
- NOTE: Vietnam Looks To Attack Inflation With Fuel Tax
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