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Four foreign e-commerce suppliers yet to register for tax

HCMC – Agoda, Airbnb, Booking, and PayPal, which all have active e-commerce platforms in Vietnam, have not yet filed for tax, according to the...

To succeed in cross-border e-commerce

“We need to think about a strategy to build a common brand for Vietnamese goods, so that when consumers think of Vietnamese goods, they...

The live commerce boom

Although it accounts for just 5% of total revenue, live commerce is shaking up the market and capturing the interest of consumers in Vietnam. Live...

Japanese firms concerned about counterfeits on e-commerce platforms in Vietnam

HCMC - Japanese businesses have raised the alarm over the rampant sale of counterfeit goods resembling Japanese-made products on e-commerce platforms in Vietnam. The Japan...

Vietnamese spend more on e-commerce platforms in Nov

HCMC – Vietnamese online shoppers were more active in November, with their transactions on four major e-commerce platforms amounting to nearly VND32 trillion. This information was reported...

First e-commerce platform on Vietnamese crafts launched

HCMC – The first e-commerce platform exclusively dedicated to Vietnamese crafts has been unveiled. The e-commerce platform, Chus, features over 500 brands and a diverse...

Common e-commerce platform for 63 provinces to be built

HCMC – A plan has been introduced to construct a unified e-commerce platform where the nation's 63 centrally governed provinces and cities can exchange...

Can e-commerce platforms play taxmen?

Although the rule that e-commerce platforms must be responsible for declaration and payment of both value-added tax and personal income tax on behalf of...

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