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What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

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Focus: A Burden On E-Commerce Flatforms: The Vietnam E-commerce Association (VECOM) has voiced concerns over a new regulation that would require e-commerce platforms to file for taxes on behalf of household and individual businesses. While this measure may reduce the number of tax filings and ease the burden on tax authorities, it would effectively transfer the responsibility to the platform operators, which are not tax agents and lack necessary expertise.

Inside Vietnam

What Challenges Lie Ahead? Q3-2024 economic growth was above expectations. Where did the momentum come from? Can this trend be sustained?

Growth Target Within Reach Current Issues: Vietnam’s economic growth target of 6-6.5% for 2024 appears achievable, but challenges remain, particularly for the corporate sector.

Balance Of Payments Back To Deficit: The balance of payments in the first half of 2024 showed a deficit of nearly US$7.44 billion, a significant reversal from the surplus of nearly US$4.58 billion during the same period last year. What caused this shift?

Business

Stock Market Amid Uncertainties Marketplace: The stock market is one of the sectors most affected by rising fears of conflict and unclear monetary policy directions. Cash flows are likely to shift towards safer investment channels.

A Bumpy Road Back To Domestic Market: Even though Vietnam is among the top five global exporters of wooden furniture, local brands are still struggling to gain popularity in the home market.

Living

Golden Bridge On Ba Na Hills: Ba Na Hills is awaiting to dazzle everyone with its enchanting allure.

Autumn In Mangrove Forest: As autumn arrives in the ancient capital of Hue, Ru Cha—a rare primeval mangrove forest within the Tam Giang Lagoon system—transforms into a mesmerizing golden landscape, attracting both photography enthusiasts and visitors.

Travel

Sunrise Views Over Clam Fields: Dong Chau Beach in Thai Binh enchants visitors with its unspoiled beauty and stunning sunrise views over its expansive clam fields. This hidden gem, though less crowded, has become a favorite spot for tourists and photographers alike.

Bep Leaves Soup On Rainy Days: Bep leaves soup, a humble yet distinctive dish, captures the authentic flavors of the Central Highlands, delighting food lovers with its unique taste and cultural significance

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