Latest Updates from the Tax Authority on Business Closures
The Tax Authority has reported that only 36% of businesses that ceased operations have completed the necessary tax deregistration procedures across 34 provinces and cities. A campaign has been launched to expedite the resolution of these cases.
The Longest Named Commune in Vietnam: Where Is It Located?
Vietnam is home to the commune with the longest name in the country, raising curiosity among locals and tourists alike. This unique name stands out in the administrative landscape of Vietnam.
Court Verdict on Principal's Extra Class Fees Set for Today
The Hanoi Court will announce its verdict today regarding the former principal of Ba Dinh Secondary School, Nguyen Thi Binh, who has been accused of unlawfully collecting fees for extra classes. The case has drawn significant public attention and debate.
Proposal to Merge Administrative Units in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City has reviewed the proposal to merge several administrative units, including Long Son, but has decided against it. The city aims to maintain its current structure while focusing on economic growth.
Changes to Retirement Age for Workers in 2027
In 2027, the retirement age for workers in Vietnam will see adjustments, with male workers retiring at 61 years and 9 months and female workers at 57 years and 4 months. This change is part of a gradual increase in retirement age outlined in the 2019 Labor Code.
Concerns Grow for Artist Hoài Linh Amid New Film Projects
Renowned artist Hoài Linh is set to return to the big screen with two new projects, 'The Chosen One' and 'The Compass Does Not Point North.' While his past successes have established him as a beloved figure, they also bring heightened expectations from audiences.
Two Victims of Violent Attack in Ho Chi Minh City Recovering
Two victims of a violent attack in Ho Chi Minh City have stabilized after being severely injured. The assailant has been apprehended, and investigations are ongoing.
Crowds Gather Early for Mid-Autumn Festival in Hanoi
As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, Hanoi's Hàng Mã Street is bustling with visitors eager to celebrate early. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with colorful lanterns and decorations, draws both locals and tourists alike.
Former EVNNPT Chairman Dang Phan Tuong Indicted
Dang Phan Tuong, a former chairman of the Board of Members of EVNNPT, has been indicted by the Ministry of Public Security in connection with a major corruption case involving several companies, including EEMC. The indictment is part of a broader investigation into serious violations related to a
Parents Denied Entry to Meeting at Nguyen Khuyen High School
Dozens of parents were left outside Nguyen Khuyen High School in Ho Chi Minh City as the gates were closed, preventing them from attending a scheduled meeting with teachers. The incident has sparked frustration among the parents who arrived on time.
Provincial Leaders Responsible for School Meal Management
Provincial leaders in Vietnam are now fully accountable for the organization of school meal services. This directive aims to ensure food safety and quality in educational institutions.
20-Year-Old Arrested for Stealing Motorcycles from Police Station
A 20-year-old man was arrested for stealing four motorcycles from a police station in Quang Ninh. The suspect, Khong Minh Hung, reportedly sold the stolen bikes and committed fraud.
