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Foreign suppliers pay 1.8 trillion VND in taxes
Foreign suppliers have paid taxes worth 1.8 trillion VND (76.7 million USD) via the official portal serving their operations in Vietnam.
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| Tax payers at the Hanoi Tax Department. |
Of the sum, Meta (Facebook) contributed 34.5 million EUR, Google 28.8 million USD, and Apple 174 billion VND.
The General Department of Taxation’s portal https://etaxvn.gdt.gov.vn/nccnn/Reques was exclusively developed for foreign suppliers and put in place on March 21 last year.
So far, it has seen 45 suppliers registering and paying taxes./.
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