Income tax payable balance sheet

However, the fierce competition with imported vehicles, especially those from other member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) such as Thailand and Indonesia as well as members of free trade agreements which Vietnam has joined will boost Vietnam’s auto import revenue. … [Read more...] about Customers to be centre of auto industry

The impact of global inflation on Vietnam’s economy may be unsubstantial. Since 2014, Vietnam’s inflation has been stable at under 4% per year, principally assisted by controlled credit growth and stable money supply (M2), at 15%-20%. Last year, credit growth was only 13%, which helped keep monetary inflation under control. The salary growth in 2020 is not high, which thus minimizes demand-pull inflation. However, the highest risk is projected to come from cost-push inflation. Pork price has risen sharply during the past three months, which boosted year-on-year (YoY) inflation by the end of December to 5.2%. According to Bao Viet Securities Company’s report, CPI YoY will be especially high (5%-5.5%) in the first half of the year before cooling down toward the end of the year. Generally speaking, CPI YoY by the end of 2020 will be around 3.2%-3.6% while the average CPI in 2020 may be more or less 4%. … [Read more...] about Not too many macro fluctuations expected for 2020

The Labor unions of Thu Duc District, and industrial and processing zones in HCMC present Tet gifts to workers who can not return home on Tet. … [Read more...] about Bringing warm Tet to the poor

Dortmund's Norwegian forward Erling Haaland (R) celebrates his hat-trick inside 20 minutes in Saturday's stunning 5-3 league win at Augsburg. AFP/THOMAS KIENZLE The 19-year-old showed why Dortmund paid Salzburg 20 million euros (US$22 million) for him last month when he came on in the 56th minute with his new team 3-1 down. … [Read more...] about Haaland bags 20-minute hat-trick on Dortmund debut

Vietnam, as a result, became a highlight, which drew attention from the international community and investors in the rather bleak context of the global economy overshadowed by the Sino-U.S. trade war. This soon led to developments that were favorable for the balance of foreign currency supply and demand from the basic activities in the economy, such as a trade surplus amounting to US$9.9 billion, remittances estimated at US$16.7 billion, and foreign investment disbursement set at US$20 billion and indirect investment at over US$4 billion. … [Read more...] about Peacetime in sight for the dong