Hãng kiểm toán hàng đầu Việt Nam Hãng kiểm toán hàng đầu Việt Nam

(Chinhphu.vn) – Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung has signed Decision No. 804/QĐ-TTg dated May 6, 2026, issuing the list of datasets for artificial intelligence development in essential sectors.

The Prime Minister has issued the list of datasets for artificial intelligence development in essential sectors.

According to the Decision, the list of datasets for artificial intelligence development in essential sectors includes:

1. The list of datasets for artificial intelligence development in essential sectors (Appendix I), comprising 15 datasets covering: Vietnamese and ethnic minority languages; national knowledge; legal and administrative documents (excluding classified documents); science, technology, and innovation; public services and administrative procedures; health and healthcare; education and training; agriculture; transport and urban areas; natural resources and the environment; economy and markets; culture, heritage, and tourism; national maps and geospatial data; telecommunications and digital infrastructure; and international multilingual data regarding Vietnam.

2. The list of priority datasets for artificial intelligence development (Appendix II), developed based on the datasets specified in Appendix I, comprising the following 5 main data categories:

- Data for developing Vietnamese large language models, including: standard Vietnamese language data; Vietnamese conversations and interactions; Vietnamese speech; ethnic minority languages; model instruction and alignment; synthetic data; press and media; specialized knowledge and terminology; and legal and administrative management documents; scientific, academic, and technical standards; source code and programming; mathematics and scientific reasoning; Vietnamese culture and history; open-source data from the Internet and digital environments; bilingual and multilingual data.

- Data for developing computer vision AI, including: multimedia data for understanding image and video contexts; and image data in the fields of healthcare, agriculture, transportation, urban areas and infrastructure, and satellite and remote sensing.

- Data for testing and evaluating AI systems, including: data for assessing Vietnamese language comprehension and conversational ability; knowledge of Vietnamese law; programming and technical skills; reasoning and knowledge capabilities; and socio-cultural understanding.

- Data for developing AI in essential sectors, including: data on administrative procedures, healthcare and medical care, education, environment and climate, energy and resources, finance and economy, national digital maps and geography, and telecommunications infrastructure and digital networks.

- Data for developing AI for safety and reliability assessment, including: data for detecting fake news and misinformation; identifying AI-generated multimedia content; attack scenarios and AI ethics testing; and detecting malware and cybersecurity threats.

The datasets specified in Appendix I shall be implemented during the 2026–2030 period, with priority given to the data categories specified in Appendix II of this Decision. The collection, creation, sharing, processing, utilization, and exploitation of datasets included in the List issued with this Decision must comply with legal regulations regarding data, personal data protection, state secret protection, intellectual property, and other relevant laws.

* According to the Ministry of Science and Technology, the objective of issuing the List of datasets for artificial intelligence (AI) development in essential sectors is to establish a synchronized, open, and secure national AI data ecosystem; and to complete Big Data repositories and data lakes in essential sectors to foster AI research and application in state governance and digital economic development.

The goal is to ensure that, by 2030, 100% of priority databases are digitized and standardized for integration into the national integrated database supporting AI development, and to achieve full mastery of Vietnamese-language large language models and core AI algorithms tailored to Vietnam's specific characteristics.

Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/ban-hanh-danh-muc-bo-du-lieu-phuc-vu-phat-trien-tri-tue-nhan-tao-trong-cac-linh-vuc-thiet-yeu-102260507101001548.htm

(Mic.gov.vn) – Currently, numerous management software programs and applications have been deployed by state agencies for public use (e.g., VNeID, VssID, the Electronic Health Record, etc.). To address this, the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has introduced solutions to ensure consistency and synchronization, as well as to enhance interoperability among these digital platforms.

Specifically, the Ministry has issued and implemented the following documents: The Vietnam E-Government Architecture Framework, which helps define shared components at both central and local levels, as well as models for national-scale data connectivity and sharing;

Decision No. 186/QĐ-BTTTT dated February 11, 2022, by the Minister of Information and Communications, approving the program to promote the development and use of national digital platforms in support of digital transformation and the development of a digital government, digital economy, and digital society.

Additionally, the Ministry of Public Security has launched the National Population Database and the electronic identification and authentication system (VNeID). These systems offer significant convenience, as citizens no longer need to repeatedly declare personal information on paper forms and can use a single VNeID account to log in to various applications and services, eliminating the need to remember multiple different accounts.

Moving forward, the MIC will continue to implement solutions to foster the development of national-scale digital platforms based on shared usage and the avoidance of duplication. These efforts aim to enhance interoperability among applications and digital platforms, thereby advancing e-government and paving the way for a digital government.

Source: https://spdv.mic.gov.vn/bo-tttt-day-manh-cac-nen-tang-so-quoc-gia-theo-huong-dung-chung-197240401175358443.htm

(Chinhphu.vn) - The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has set a target for the sector's whole GDP growth rate to reach 3.7% in 2026, with total export turnover of agriculture, forestry, and aquatic products reaching 73–74 billion USD, aiming toward transforming the growth model in a green, modern, and sustainable direction.

Restructuring production and innovating the growth model remain the overarching focus, taking science and technology, digital transformation, and production reorganization as key drivers

To realize the above goals, the Ministry has issued an action plan to implement the Government's Resolution No. 01/NQ-CP and Resolution No. 02/NQ-CP, focusing on restructuring the sector in tandem with innovating the growth model, building modern new rural areas, effectively managing resources, and protecting the environment.

Alongside the growth target, the Agriculture and Environment sector strives to reduce the multidimensional poverty rate by 1–1.5%, achieve at least 15% of communes meeting new rural standards; ensure that 95% of municipal solid waste is collected and treated in compliance with standards; and achieve 62% of rural households with access to clean water. Forest cover will be maintained stably at 42.02%.

The Ministry identified restructuring production and innovating the growth model as the overarching focus, leveraging science and technology, digital transformation, and the reorganization of production as key drivers. Agricultural, forestry, and fishery production will be developed toward green, circular, and multi-value integrated practices; organized into large-scale specialized farming zones, tied to traceability, market standards, and value chain linkages.

In parallel, the Ministry continues to refine the institutional framework, step up administrative procedure reform, and improve the business and investment climate; expand export markets, effectively leverage FTAs; accelerate the disbursement of public investment, prioritizing infrastructure serving production, logistics, digital transformation, and proactive adaptation to climate change, ensuring sustainable and long-term agricultural development.

The action plan also emphasizes the objective of raising incomes and improving the livelihoods of rural residents, placing people at the center as the primary beneficiaries of development outcomes. Developing rural infrastructure, building modern agriculture, civilized rural communities, and fostering happy farmers serve as the core orientation throughout.

Furthermore, the Ministry focuses on developing effective forms of production and business organization; building an ecosystem of agricultural enterprises and new-style cooperatives; and simultaneously enhancing disease prevention and control for crops, livestock, and aquatic species to safeguard production and stabilize the market.

The 2026 Action Plan of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment clearly reflects a proactive, decisive, and innovative spirit. With a system of concrete, synchronized targets, indicators, and solutions, the Agriculture and Environment sector expects to establish a solid foundation for the new phase of development, heading toward ecological agriculture, modern rural areas, and a sustainable environment.

Do Huong

Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/nganh-nong-nghiep-va-moi-truong-dat-muc-tieu-xuat-khau-gan-74-ty-usd-nam-2026-102260127164238289.htm

(Chinhphu.vn) - In the first quarter of 2026, the agriculture, forestry, and fishery sector continued to affirm its role as the backbone of the economy with a growth rate of 3.58%, contributing 5.60% to GDP. Export turnover reached 16.69 billion USD. However, behind these positive figures are downward price pressures on many key commodities, shrinking markets, and an urgent requirement to transition toward a high-quality, sustainable growth model.

Applying high technology in agriculture helps many products improve in both quality and value - Photo: VGP/Do Huong

Maintaining the backbone role amidst mounting volatility

According to data from the General Statistics Office, GDP in the first quarter of 2026 is estimated to have grown by 7.83% year-on-year, higher than the 7.07% increase recorded in the first quarter of 2025. Within this, the agriculture, forestry, and fishery sector grew by 3.58%, continuing to make significant contributions to the overall growth of the economy.

Amid ongoing global economic uncertainties and high growth targets set right from the start of the year, the Government determined that the agricultural sector must not only serve as a backbone but also become a new driver for development, aiming toward a 100-billion-USD export target by 2030.

Agricultural production in Q1 saw numerous bright spots. The perennial crop group achieved solid growth, with durian rising by about 15%, jackfruit by 12.8%, and dragon fruit by 3.1%. Livestock breeding continued to recover, with the total pig herd up 2.9% and poultry up 3.3%; live-weight pork output reached 1.44 million tons, up 4.9%.

Agro-forestry-fishery export turnover in the first three months reached 16.69 billion USD, a 5.9% year-on-year increase. In the first two months alone, turnover exceeded 11 billion USD—up 17.1%—driven primarily by surging demand from the Chinese market.

The entire sector recorded a trade surplus of 4.78 billion USD. Several major contributing sectors such as wood and wood products, coffee, and shrimp continued to retain their mainstay roles.

Fruits and vegetables emerged as an outstanding bright spot, reaching 1.54 billion USD, a 32.1% surge. Pepper climbed sharply in both volume and value. Fisheries also sustained positive growth momentum.

However, a notable paradox is that many commodities increased in production volume but declined in value. Coffee grew 12.6% in volume but dropped 6.4% in export turnover due to a steep decrease in average prices. Rice barely grew in volume while its export turnover decreased by 7.8%.

This reality demonstrates that downward pressure on export prices is mounting, underscoring the necessity to shift from volume-driven growth to enhancing quality and added value.

Additionally, exports to the United States market dropped by 5.2%, reflecting headwinds from commercial competition and increasingly rigorous technical barriers. The seafood sector, particularly shrimp, also faced impacts from trade defense measures.

One of the strategic directions for the agricultural sector in 2026 is the implementation of the Scheme for Developing 1 Million Hectares of High-Quality, Low-Emission Rice in the Mekong Delta.

This is a pivotal step toward increasing the value of rice grains while contributing to greenhouse gas reductions and fulfilling international commitments on carbon neutrality.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Thanh Nam stated: "The 1-million-hectare high-quality, low-emission rice project in the Mekong Delta represents a turning point in restructuring the rice sector, simultaneously raising farmers' incomes and meeting emission reduction commitments."

The Mekong Delta region currently accounts for more than half of the nation's rice cultivation area. Shifting toward ecological, circular practices combined with building databases, establishing traceability, and regional linkages will serve as the foundation for enhancing competitiveness.

Nevertheless, the rice industry is also grappling with high production cost pressures. Many export enterprises face hurdles when production costs rise but selling prices fail to keep pace, necessitating more flexible market management to protect farmers' interests.

Promoting processing helps reduce post-harvest losses and enables higher agricultural exports - Photo: VGP/Do Huong

Focusing on resolving bottlenecks to drive sustainable growth

In 2026, the agricultural sector set an export turnover target of 73–74 billion USD, an increase of about 3.7–4% compared to the previous year.

Within this total, the agricultural product group is projected to reach approximately 40 billion USD. The fruit and vegetable sector is expected to continue leading growth with a target of 9–10 billion USD, anchored in the advantages of green production and accelerated deep processing.

Vietnam currently holds top global rankings in pepper and cashew nut exports, and is among the world leaders in coffee and rice. The potential for market expansion remains vast, especially through free trade agreements and tapping into promising markets such as Africa, Latin America, and the Halal market.

Alongside these positive results, the agricultural sector faces a myriad of challenges.

Climate risks are escalating, particularly the threat of water shortages triggered by El Niño, which could affect production in the upcoming period. Soaring input costs pose a substantial barrier to the green transition, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Digital transformation in agriculture remains sluggish and fragmented. Many farmers continue to operate under traditional practices, while enterprises encounter difficulties accessing information and capital.

Notably, the issue of Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing remains a significant hurdle as Vietnam prepares to work with the European Commission's inspection team.

According to experts, it is essential to improve institutional frameworks, build a unified traceability system, develop a circular economy, and enhance supportive policies—such as agricultural insurance—to incentivize long-term corporate investment.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Phung Duc Tien noted that for the second quarter and the remaining months of the year, the agricultural sector has pinpointed its central tasks as institutional refinement, advancing digital transformation, building sectoral databases, and accelerating the green transition.

The sector's restructuring orientation continues to roll out across three product pillars, closely linked with geographical indications, traceability, and robust connections among value-chain stakeholders.

For rice, market management solutions will be stepped up to ensure stable consumption during the peak harvest season. The fishery sector will continue its trajectory as a spearhead of the marine economy, focusing heavily on aquaculture and sustainable development.

The entire sector is striving to achieve approximately 3.6% growth in Q2, continuing to maintain its role as the economic backbone.

The achievements in Q1/2026 provide positive momentum, yet they simultaneously raise an urgent imperative to innovate the growth model. Moving from "volume" to "value," and from "rapid growth" to "sustainable development" will be the central challenge for Vietnam's agricultural sector in the coming period.

Do Huong

Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/tru-do-nong-nghiep-truoc-ap-luc-gia-can-chuyen-manh-tu-san-luong-sang-gia-tri-102260422080429701.htm

Sáng 20/11, Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương đã tổ chức tọa đàm với chủ đề “Phát triển thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam đến năm 2030, tầm nhìn đến năm 2050”.

Động lực tăng trưởng nội địa tiếp tục phát huy

Sự kiện nằm trong hoạt động tọa đàm đối thoại chính sách về công nghiệp, năng lượng và thương mại được Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương, Bộ Công Thương tổ chức hàng tháng.

Tọa đàm có sự tham dự của ông Nguyễn Khắc Quyền, Phó Viện trưởng Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương; đại diện nhiều cục, vụ thuộc Bộ Công Thương; bà Trần Thị Phương Lan, Chủ tịch Hiệp hội Các nhà bán lẻ Việt Nam; các doanh nghiệp phân phối, bán lẻ tại Việt Nam...

Theo thông tin từ Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương, thị trường bán lẻ toàn cầu trong giai đoạn 2022 - 2025 đã có những thay đổi mang tính căn bản trong cấu trúc. Các báo cáo và thống kê trong năm 2025 đã chỉ ra rằng, kể từ sau Covid-19, thói quen tiêu dùng được hình thành trong thời kỳ khủng hoảng không còn là trạng thái thích ứng mà đã trở thành một trạng thái căn bản và tiếp tục phát triển.

Quang cảnh sự kiện

Đại dịch đã hoạt động như một chất xúc tác cường độ cao, thúc đẩy các doanh nghiệp phải chấp nhận chuyển đổi số, biến đó từ một lựa chọn chiến lược thành một yêu cầu bắt buộc để tồn tại.

Giai đoạn 2022 - 2025, thị trường bán lẻ chịu tác động của trí tuệ nhân tạo từ công cụ thử nghiệm trở thành trụ cột vận hành của doanh nghiệp; xu hướng tối ưu hóa trải nghiệm khách hàng thông qua trải nghiệm đa kênh và siêu cá nhân hóa; sự khác biệt về xu hướng tiêu dùng và giá trị…

Theo ông Nguyễn Khắc Quyền, Phó Viện trưởng Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược, Chính sách Công Thương, Bộ Công Thương, phát triển thị trường bán lẻ là một trong những mục tiêu và động lực quan trọng của tăng trưởng thương mại nội địa cũng như tăng trưởng kinh tế của cả nước. Bán lẻ đang là trụ cột hỗ trợ tiêu dùng nội địa trong bối cảnh xuất khẩu còn nhiều khó khăn.

Dù tăng trưởng tích cực, tuy nhiên, thị trường bán lẻ vẫn chưa đạt mục tiêu của Chính phủ (tăng 10-12%/năm). Về nguyên nhân của hiện trạng này, đại diện Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương nêu rõ: Năng lực doanh nghiệp phân phối nội còn yếu, thiếu vốn, thiếu công nghệ, thiếu nhân lực chất lượng cao. Các hộ kinh doanh nhỏ lẻ vẫn chiếm tỷ lệ lớn ở nông thôn, thiếu tính chuyên nghiệp.

Ông Nguyễn Khắc Quyền, Phó Viện trưởng Viện Nghiên cứu Chiến lược chính sách Công Thương

Hệ thống hạ tầng thương mại và logistics còn lạc hậu làm đội chi phí, giảm sức cạnh tranh hàng Việt. Liên kết chuỗi lỏng lẻo giữa sản xuất, vận chuyển, phân phối, khiến vòng xoáy “được mùa mất giá” khó dứt. Kiểm soát thị trường chưa hiệu quả, hàng giả, hàng nhái, hàng kém chất lượng vẫn len lỏi, đe dọa niềm tin người tiêu dùng. Cùng đó là áp lực từ doanh nghiệp ngoại với tiềm lực mạnh, chiến lược tinh vi ngày càng lớn.

“Năng lực cạnh tranh của các doanh nghiệp phân phối trong nước còn hạn chế… việc xây dựng hệ thống hàng rào kỹ thuật chưa đáp ứng yêu cầu để bảo vệ thị trường”, ông Nguyễn Khắc Quyền cho biết thêm.

Như vậy có thể thấy, nếu không có cú hích chính sách đủ mạnh, thị phần nội địa rất dễ rơi vào tay các tập đoàn bán lẻ nước ngoài.

Kỳ vọng từ chính sách mới

Thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam cho dù vẫn tồn tại những điểm nghẽn nhưng các chuyên gia vẫn nhìn nhận thị trường này còn nhiều tiềm năng, dư địa tăng trưởng lớn. Trong đó, tầng lớp trung lưu mở rộng mạnh mẽ, dự kiến chiếm khoảng 50% dân số vào 2035, cộng hưởng cùng nhu cầu tiêu dùng chất lượng cao, coi trọng trải nghiệm

Cùng đó, thương mại điện tử nằm trong nhóm 5 thị trường tăng trưởng nhanh nhất thế giới, quy mô trên 20 tỷ USD năm 2024. Các tập đoàn bán lẻ trong và ngoài nước tiếp tục tăng tốc đầu tư…

Song, theo TS. Lâm Tuấn Hưng, Trung tâm Đào tạo, Bồi dưỡng Công Thương, Bộ Công Thương, tiềm năng chỉ thực sự chuyển hóa thành sức cạnh tranh khi có chiến lược tổng thể. Đây cũng là một nguyên do Chính phủ ban hành Quyết định số 2326/QĐ-TTg ngày 21/10/2025 của Thủ tướng Chính phủ phê duyệt Chiến lược phát triển thị trường bán lẻ đến 2030, tầm nhìn 2050. “Phát triển thị trường bán lẻ phải gắn với đổi mới sáng tạo, hiện đại hóa thị trường và chuyên môn hóa theo từng phân khúc, nhằm bảo đảm kết nối sản xuất và tiêu dùng một cách bền vững”, TS. Lâm Tuấn Hưng cho hay.

Đối thoại thu hút sự tham gia của đại diện nhiều cục, vụ thuộc Bộ Công Thương, doanh nghiệp, hiệp hội ngành hàng

Chiến lược phát triển thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam cũng đặt ra nhiều định hướng lớn, như: Đa dạng hóa loại hình bán lẻ; đổi mới phương thức kinh doanh trên nền tảng số; phát triển chuỗi phân phối bền vững; đẩy mạnh giao dịch điện tử gắn với địa phương; tăng cường xúc tiến thương mại và chiến lược thị trường; thu hút đầu tư hạ tầng thương mại hiện đại; nâng cao hiệu lực quản lý nhà nước.

Cùng với đó là 7 nhóm giải pháp trọng điểm được triển khai, nhắm trực diện vào điểm nghẽn đang tồn tại: Hạ tầng, logistics, cạnh tranh lành mạnh, hỗ trợ doanh nghiệp nhỏ và vừa, tăng cường kiểm soát thị trường…

Mục tiêu tăng trưởng tổng mức bán lẻ bình quân 10,5%/năm đến 2030 là thách thức, nhưng nếu thực hiện quyết liệt và đồng bộ, hoàn toàn có thể đạt được.

Thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam đang ở thời điểm nhiều cơ hội nhưng cũng có thách thức. Chiến lược phát triển thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam đến năm 2030, định hướng đến năm 2050 được ban hành giúp thị trường bán lẻ Việt Nam có điểm tựa vượt qua thách thức, phát triển nhanh và mạnh hơn.

Nguồn:https://moit.gov.vn/tin-tuc/toa-dam-phat-trien-thi-truong-ban-le-viet-nam-den-nam-2030.html

Chiều 4/9, Cục Thuế tổ chức họp báo chuyên đề thông tin tình hình quản lý đăng ký thuế của doanh nghiệp và Chiến dịch Làm sạch mã số thuế - Tháo gỡ điểm nghẽn trong kinh doanh. Ông Mai Sơn, Phó Cục trưởng Cục Thuế chủ trì họp báo.

DN mới thành lập có mức tăng khả quan so với DN rời bỏ thị trường

Theo ông Mai Sơn, Phó Cục trưởng Cục Thuế, trong 8 tháng đầu năm 2026, ngành thuế cấp mới mã số thuế cho 167.637 doanh nghiệp/tổ chức, bằng 89% cùng kỳ năm 2025, trong đó bao gồm 156.478 doanh nghiệp, bao gồm chi nhánh thuộc diện đăng ký thuế liên thông với đăng ký kinh doanh, bằng 108% cùng kỳ năm 2025.

Ông Mai Sơn, Phó Cục trưởng Cục Thuế thông tin tại buổi họp báo. Ảnh: X.Trường

Cũng trong khoảng thời gian này, cơ quan thuế đã hoàn tất chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế cho 94.991 doanh nghiệp/tổ chức, bằng 209% cùng kỳ năm 2025, trong đó bao gồm 58.384 doanh nghiệp, bao gồm chi nhánh thuộc diện đăng ký thuế liên thông với đăng ký kinh doanh, bằng 143% cùng kỳ năm 2025.

Đáng lưu ý, trong số 94.991 doanh nghiệp/tổ chức đã chấm dứt hiệu lực MST trong 8 tháng đầu năm 2026 nêu trên, bao gồm 23.017 doanh nghiệp/tổ chức đề nghị chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế trong năm 2026 số còn lại gần 72.000 là các doanh nghiệp/tổ chức có hồ sơ nộp từ năm 2025 về trước, là các trường hợp được cơ quan thuế xử lý trong Chiến dịch Làm sạch Mã số thuế.

Cũng theo tính toán của cơ quan thuế, chỉ tính riêng từ năm 2024 đến nay, số liệu doanh nghiệp thành lập mới hàng năm so với doanh nghiệp rời khỏi thị trường vẫn khả quan. Cụ thể, năm 2024 số doanh nghiệp gia nhập thị trường nhiều hơn 6 lần so với DN rời khỏi thị trương; con số này là 4,5 lần ở năm 2025 và 6.8 lần tính đến tháng 8/2026.

Giải thích thêm về số hụt 4,5 lần của năm 2025, đại diện Cục Thuế cho biết do tăng số lượng được chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế trong quá trình sắp xếp địa bàn hành chính 02 cấp.

Ông Mai Sơn cho biết, số liệu theo dõi trên hệ thống quản lý thuế liên quan đến doanh nghiệp, tổ chức được cấp mới, doanh nghiệp, tổ chức rời bỏ thị trường cũng như kết quả xử lý các trường hợp đề nghị chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế được ngành Thuế thường xuyên cập nhật.

Theo ông, những dữ liệu này cần được đặt trong bức tranh tổng thể của nền kinh tế, bao gồm tăng trưởng kinh tế, tăng trưởng GDP, quy mô nền kinh tế và kết quả thu ngân sách nhà nước. Qua đó có thể nhìn nhận rõ hơn sự phát triển của cộng đồng doanh nghiệp cũng như những nỗ lực của cơ quan thuế trong công tác quản lý, trong đó có chiến dịch làm sạch mã số thuế.

Cụ thể hơn, trong các năm vừa qua, với tinh thần đồng hành cùng doanh nghiệp và NNT vượt qua khó khăn, phục hồi hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh, Bộ Tài chính trình Chính phủ, Quốc hội ban hành nhiều giải pháp về thuế, đồng thời chỉ đạo cơ quan thuế các cấp đẩy mạnh việc triển khai nhiều chính sách miễn, giảm, gia hạn thuế, phí, tiền thuê đất cho DN và người dân với số tiền hơn nửa triệu tỷ đồng (514 nghìn tỷ).

Với những chính sách hỗ trợ thuế phí có hiệu quả, DN đã vượt qua nhiều khó khăn thử thách và tình hình sản xuất kinh doanh của các doanh nghiệp có những cải thiện đáng kể. Điều này có thể nhận thấy thông qua kết quả thu ngân sách nhà nước do cơ quan thuế quản lý qua các năm và 8 tháng đầu năm 2026 đều có mức tăng trưởng khá. Kết quả thu NSNN 8 tháng đầu năm 2026 do cơ quan thuế quản lý ước đạt 1.793.056 tỷ đồng, bằng 79,9% dự toán, tăng 16,7% so với cùng kỳ. Kết quả thu NSNN năm 2025 đạt 130,1% dự toán, tăng 27,6% so với cả năm 2024.

Chiến dịch “Làm sạch mã số thuế - Tháo gỡ điểm nghẽn trong kinh doanh”

Công tác xử lý hồ sơ chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế là nhiệm vụ thường xuyên của ngành Thuế. Tuy nhiên trong quá trình thực hiện cũng gặp các khó khăn về nguồn lực đặc biệt là tình trạng doanh nghiệp ngừng kinh doanh nhưng không thông báo cho cơ quan thuế, cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh. Năm 2026, Cục Thuế đã nâng nhiệm vụ này thành Chiến dịch “Làm sạch mã số thuế - Tháo gỡ điểm nghẽn trong kinh doanh”, triển khai thống nhất toàn ngành theo Quyết định số 595/QĐ-CT của Cục trưởng Cục Thuế.

Theo ông Mai Sơn mục tiêu của chiến dịch trước hết là xây dựng một cơ sở dữ liệu thuế “đúng, đủ, sạch, sống”, đáp ứng yêu cầu xây dựng cơ sở dữ liệu quốc gia.

Tuy nhiên, việc làm sạch dữ liệu không chỉ mang ý nghĩa kỹ thuật hay quản lý. Ngành Thuế mong muốn sau khi xử lý những tồn tại về mã số thuế, các doanh nghiệp, người nộp thuế đã rời khỏi thị trường nhưng có nhu cầu quay trở lại sẽ có thể khôi phục hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh với một địa vị pháp lý rõ ràng.

“Điều chúng tôi mong muốn là sau khi giải quyết được những vấn đề tồn tại hiện nay, doanh nghiệp, người nộp thuế đang ở tình trạng rời bỏ thị trường hoặc bỏ trốn sẽ có cơ hội quay trở lại hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh với một địa vị pháp lý trong sạch”, ông Mai Sơn nhấn mạnh.

Toàn cảnh buổi họp báo. Ảnh: X.Trường

Để thực hiện mục tiêu này, ngành Thuế đã triển khai nhiều hệ thống, văn bản và cơ sở dữ liệu, đồng thời phối hợp với chính quyền địa phương và cơ quan công an để xác minh, cập nhật các thông tin liên quan đến doanh nghiệp như địa chỉ, số điện thoại, người đại diện theo pháp luật, chủ sở hữu, cổ đông...

Bên cạnh đó, ngành Thuế tiếp tục thay đổi phương thức quản lý, ứng dụng công nghệ, xây dựng hệ thống quản lý thuế hiện đại và kiểm soát tiến độ giải quyết thủ tục tại cơ quan thuế địa phương bằng các chỉ tiêu, KPI.

Ngoài ra, Cục Thuế đang phối hợp với các cơ quan liên quan để làm rõ trách nhiệm xử lý các trường hợp cá nhân bị giả mạo, sử dụng trái phép thông tin để thành lập doanh nghiệp, theo hướng bảo vệ quyền lợi của cá nhân bị hại và tách bạch với nghĩa vụ của pháp nhân được thành lập trái phép.

Đồng thời, Cục Thuế đang tiếp tục rà soát các vướng mắc về chính sách, nghĩa vụ thuế và chế tài xử phạt, nghiên cứu báo cáo cấp có thẩm quyền các giải pháp phù hợp nhằm tạo điều kiện cho doanh nghiệp ở trạng thái 03, 06 sớm hoàn tất nghĩa vụ với ngân sách nhà nước, khôi phục hoạt động hoặc thực hiện chấm dứt hoạt động theo đúng quy định.

Không có sự mâu thuẫn trong số liệu quản lý doanh nghiệp

Tại họp báo, phóng viên đặt vấn đề, theo số liệu Cục Thống kê và Bộ Tài chính công bố, trong 8 tháng đầu năm 2026 có 40,8 nghìn doanh nghiệp hoàn tất thủ tục giải thể, tăng 125% so với cùng kỳ. Riêng tháng 8 có trên 9.600 doanh nghiệp giải thể, tăng 151%. Đây là mức tăng khá đột biến so với các tháng trước. Vậy số doanh nghiệp nói trên có phải là những doanh nghiệp mới gặp khó khăn trong năm 2026 và phải rời khỏi thị trường?

Nhà báo đề nghị Cục Thuế bóc tách số liệu 40,8 nghìn doanh nghiệp này, trong đó có bao nhiêu doanh nghiệp thực sự đang hoạt động, có phát sinh nghĩa vụ thuế rồi thực hiện thủ tục giải thể; bao nhiêu doanh nghiệp đã ngừng hoạt động từ nhiều năm trước và hiện được xử lý trong chiến dịch làm sạch mã số thuế.

Trả lời câu hỏi của phóng viên, ông Nguyễn Đức Huy, Phó Trưởng ban nghiệp vụ, Cục Thuế cho rằng, trước hết cần phân biệt rõ giữa số liệu của cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh và số liệu do cơ quan thuế quản lý.

Con số 40.800 doanh nghiệp là số liệu do cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh cung cấp, căn cứ vào các doanh nghiệp đăng ký kinh doanh, đăng ký thuế theo hình thức liên thông và thực hiện thủ tục giải thể tại cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh.

Trong khi đó, số liệu của cơ quan thuế có phạm vi rộng hơn, không chỉ bao gồm doanh nghiệp mà còn bao gồm các tổ chức khác như cơ quan hành chính, đơn vị sự nghiệp, văn phòng đại diện, hợp tác xã và các tổ chức không phải doanh nghiệp thực hiện đăng ký thuế trực tiếp với cơ quan thuế hoặc đăng ký thuế theo hình thức liên thông qua cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh.

“Vì vậy, số liệu của cơ quan thuế bao giờ cũng sẽ lớn hơn so với số liệu của cơ quan đăng ký kinh doanh do phạm vi đối tượng quản lý rộng hơn”, ông Huy giải thích.

Về con số 40.800 doanh nghiệp, Cục Thuế cũng đã phối hợp rà soát dữ liệu liên thông giữa cơ quan Thuế và ĐKKD và xác định số liệu này bao gồm những doanh nghiệp phát sinh nhu cầu giải thể trong năm 2026 do khó khăn hoặc không còn nhu cầu hoạt động và một bộ phận lớn doanh nghiệp đã thực hiện thủ tục giải thể từ trước năm 2026 nhưng chưa hoàn tất toàn bộ nghĩa vụ liên quan. Để hoàn tất thủ tục giải thể, doanh nghiệp phải xử lý nhiều nghĩa vụ khác nhau với ngân sách nhà nước, người lao động, ngân hàng, cơ quan bảo hiểm, cơ quan Hải quan và các cơ quan, tổ chức có liên quan.

Trong quá trình triển khai chiến dịch làm sạch dữ liệu doanh nghiệp và mã số thuế, các doanh nghiệp này tiếp tục phối hợp với các cơ quan liên quan để hoàn tất những nghĩa vụ còn tồn tại, dù hồ sơ giải thể đã được thực hiện từ nhiều năm trước.

Do đó, việc số doanh nghiệp hoàn tất thủ tục giải thể tăng trong một thời điểm nhất định không đồng nghĩa toàn bộ số doanh nghiệp đó mới rời khỏi thị trường trong thời gian tương ứng.

Ông Nguyễn Đức Huy, Phó Ban Nghiệp vụ Cục Thuế trả lời phóng viên tại Họp báo. Ảnh: X.Trường

Theo ông Huy, 40.800 doanh nghiệp nằm trong tổng số 94.991 doanh nghiệp, tổ chức mà Cục Thuế đã hoàn thành thủ tục chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế.

Trong số 94.991 trường hợp này, khoảng 23.000 trường hợp phát sinh hồ sơ chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế từ ngày 1/1/2026; hơn 72.000 trường hợp còn lại là những hồ sơ được nộp từ năm 2025 trở về trước nhưng đến nay mới hoàn tất xử lý.

Về kết quả triển khai trong tháng 8, ông Huy cho biết Cục Thuế bắt đầu thực hiện chiến dịch làm sạch mã số thuế từ giữa tháng 5/2026. Trong tháng 8, ngành Thuế tăng cường lực lượng và đã xử lý 26.119 trường hợp doanh nghiệp, tổ chức chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế.

Riêng trong tháng 8, Cục Thuế tiếp nhận khoảng 6.000 trường hợp và đã xử lý ngay trong tháng đối với các trường hợp đủ điều kiện. Ngoài ra, hiện có khoảng 17.000 trường hợp doanh nghiệp đang liên hệ với cơ quan thuế để thực hiện các thủ tục, trong đó có hoàn thành nghĩa vụ thuế với ngân sách nhà nước và các nghĩa vụ liên quan.

Làm sạch để doanh nghiệp có thể quay lại thị trường

Trả lời câu hỏi của phóng viên về việc bóc tách số liệu doanh nghiệp quay trở lại thị trường, ông Huy nhấn mạnh, bên cạnh việc chấm dứt hiệu lực mã số thuế, Cục Thuế cũng hỗ trợ những doanh nghiệp có nhu cầu quay trở lại sản xuất, kinh doanh sau một thời gian gián đoạn, tạm dừng hoặc không hoạt động tại địa chỉ đăng ký.

Theo số liệu đến hết ngày 31/8/2026, Cục Thuế đã thực hiện thủ tục khôi phục mã số thuế cho 3.554 doanh nghiệp thuộc trạng thái 03 và 06.

Sau khi được khôi phục mã số thuế, các doanh nghiệp này đã thực hiện các thủ tục khai thuế, nộp thuế và quay trở lại hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh.

Theo ông Huy, đây là một kết quả quan trọng cho thấy chiến dịch làm sạch mã số thuế không chỉ nhằm xử lý những doanh nghiệp không còn hoạt động mà còn hướng tới hỗ trợ những doanh nghiệp thực sự có nhu cầu quay trở lại thị trường.

Nguồn:https://www.mof.gov.vn/tin-tuc-tai-chinh/tin-tuc-su-kien-8/cuc-thue-lam-ro-so-lieu-doanh-nghiep-thanh-lap-moi-va-roi-bo-thi-truong

This content was reported at the briefing conference reviewing work results for August and deploying tasks for September 2026 by the Ministry of Construction.

Illustrative photo/hud.com.vn

Specifically, in the first 8 months of 2026, the country completed 108 social housing projects totaling 31,353 units, while breaking ground on another 107 projects comprising 152,186 units.

Regarding housing development management and the real estate market, the Ministry actively drafted and finalized advice for the Government to submit the dossier for the Law on Housing (amended) to the National Assembly for comments; and formulated the Law on Real Estate Business (amended) to present to the National Assembly for review at the First Extraordinary Session of the 16th National Assembly.

Continuing to step up the implementation of the Project to Invest in and Build at Least 1 Million Social Housing Apartments, the Ministry organized working delegations to inspect, supervise, and resolve bottlenecks in rolling out the scheme across localities. To date, 903 social housing projects are under implementation nationwide, totaling 856,368 units.

Regarding the real estate market situation, in the second quarter of 2026, the country's total supply stood at 2,084 projects (commercial housing; infrastructure investment projects for land-use rights transfers allowing residents to build self-constructed homes; and tourism/resort projects).

Nationwide, there were approximately over 100,005 successful real estate transactions.

According to reports from 25 out of 34 localities, developers' real estate inventory in Q2/2026 saw a slight increase but remained fundamentally stable.

Source: https://moc.gov.vn/vn/tin-tuc/1206/96660/hoan-thanh-108-du-an-nha-o-xa-hoi-trong-8-thang-nam-2026.aspx

Digital transformation plays a vital role across all sectors in the Industry 4.0 era. It is an overarching global trend, and Vietnam's agricultural sector is no exception. While digital transformation in agriculture opens up substantial opportunities, it also encounters multiple barriers and challenges. So, what is digital transformation in agriculture? What solutions can accelerate this process in the upcoming period? Let us explore through the article below.

1. What Is Digital Transformation in Agriculture?

Digital transformation in agriculture is the process of applying digital technologies across all stages, from production to processing, distribution, and consumption of agricultural products.

The fundamental distinction between digital agriculture and traditional agriculture lies in the integration of digital technologies (Big Data, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, etc.) into the sector's entire operations, shifting management, production, and distribution from conventional methods to modern, intelligent practices.

Examples of Digital Transformation in Agriculture

• FPT & Fujitsu Partnership: In Vietnam, FPT Corporation partnered with Fujitsu, the Fruit and Vegetable Research Institute, and Japanese experts to pioneer a modern vegetable cultivation model. In this setup, Akisai technology is applied to connect and remotely monitor farm operations. The greenhouse climate is continuously tracked and managed via computers to cultivate optimal growing conditions for tomatoes and lettuce.
• Vinamilk: Another prominent success story is Vinamilk, which integrated IoT technology into livestock monitoring. Every aspect—from dietary regimens to healthcare routines—is strictly supervised according to smart farming standards. Consequently, milk yield reaches up to 23 liters per cow per day, and the farm has been certified organic under European standards.
• Bayer's "Made in Farm" Platform: Bayer developed the online platform Made in Farm to link smallholder farmers directly with end consumers and merchants. This portal facilitates virtual meetings, negotiations, and transactions, having achieved over 10 million euros in trade volume and connecting 13 million consumers.

2. Benefits of Digital Transformation in the Agricultural Sector

2.1 Mitigating Risks and Damage Caused by Climate Change

Vietnam is among the five countries most severely impacted by climate change, contending with storms, floods, disease outbreaks, diminishing freshwater supplies for farming, and land degradation. These factors lead to lower yields, degraded product quality, and crop failures.

Applying Data Analytics to monitoring and management allows early hazard warnings across entire climate zones (up to 72 hours before a storm strikes), empowering farmers to take prompt defensive actions.

2.2 Connecting Farmers Directly with Consumers

Rather than relying completely on middlemen to bring produce to consumers, digital transformation links sellers directly with buyers. This advantage became evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, when offline demand plummeted and several localities shifted farm sales to e-commerce platforms. A prime example is Bac Giang province: by expanding distribution via e-commerce marketplaces, as of June 28, 2021, domestic lychee sales surpassed 131,117 tons (accounting for over 64%), while exports reached 72,908 tons (approximately 36%).

2.3 Enhancing Labor Productivity

Several rural areas have adopted automated machinery and remote-control field operations. Many localities across the Mekong Delta have piloted Industry 4.0 technologies with strong economic returns. Farming stages—from soil preparation to fertilization, irrigation, and harvesting—are increasingly handled by smart equipment, while irrigation and monitoring are managed via smartphone applications. These implementations help cut production costs and manual labor by half, decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 50%, and lift productivity by 30%, thereby boosting farmers' incomes.

2.4 Upgrading Agricultural Product Quality

Leveraging Big Data and biotechnology helps analyze environmental conditions, soil metrics, lighting levels, and crop health. These insights enable farmers to optimize critical inputs, such as fertilizer amounts, planting schedules, and crop protection chemicals.

3. What Does Digital Transformation in Agriculture Entail?

Agricultural digital transformation centers on three key activity groups: adopting advanced farming technology, integrating value chains, and modernizing operational governance.

3.1 Applying Advanced Cultivation Technologies

• IoT and In-Field Sensors: Farm machinery is equipped with network-connected sensors positioned strategically to monitor the entire acreage. Growers track crop status in real time and make precise adjustments:
  • Automated systems regulate irrigation and nutrient delivery based on operational parameters.
  • Image recognition sensors enable remote observation and diagnostics.
  • Sensor data is continuously aggregated and relayed in real time to growers.
• Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics: Machine learning mines existing operational and meteorological datasets to forecast future outcomes. Algorithms evaluate local production and climate conditions to recommend optimal crop traits and genetics, while predicting market demand to guide planting selections.
• Drones (UAVs) for Crop Monitoring: Unmanned aerial vehicles serve multiple field purposes:
  • Continuous crop surveillance.
  • High-efficiency, targeted spraying of crop protection products.
  • Generating 3D spatial models for soil quality assessments and crop growth simulations

3.2 Value Chain Linkages

Beyond deploying technology, agricultural transformation requires organic connectivity across all ecosystem stakeholders along the value chain, placing technology development centers at the core:

• Connecting farmers, businesses, and markets.
• Connecting farmers, enterprises, and state regulators with the commercial marketplace.
• In essence, solving the digital transformation puzzle in agriculture is fundamentally an exercise in establishing connectivity.

3.3 Modernizing Agricultural Management and Governance

Digital transformation extends beyond field operations into reforming corporate governance:

• Process Digitization: Digitization must span every touchpoint—production, harvesting, warehousing, and distribution—while maintaining active communication with ecosystem partners to enhance end-to-end supply chain visibility and transparency.
• Optimizing Administration and HR: Management software streamlines core operations. Supervisors gain real-time oversight of critical data, inventory, and branch/store sales, while accounting teams work remotely, syncing records with CRM suites, e-invoicing systems, and online tax portals.
• Modernizing Farm Practices: Modern farming techniques yield higher returns for growers and create shared value for all participants across the ecosystem.

4. Current Status of Agricultural Digital Transformation in Vietnam

In Vietnam, agro-forestry-fishery production is organized into three primary units: households, cooperatives, and enterprises. According to the General Statistics Office, as of July 1, 2020, the country had 9.123 million production units, comprising over 9.108 million farm households, 7,418 cooperatives, and 7,471 enterprises. These entities form the direct backbone of the nation's digital transition.

Status Among Agribusinesses

A 2019 survey by the Ministry of Science and Technology and CSIRO revealed that 35% of agribusinesses planned investments in emerging technologies, and 69% applied IT to their operations. Furthermore, 63% regarded real-time data analytics as highly critical to production, while 43% reported budget constraints when pursuing digital transformation.

Status Among Farm Households

Among farm households, only 15% planned to invest in new technologies, and 18% used IT in production and sales. While 46% recognized automation as highly valuable, 39% experienced persistent hurdles in accessing informational resources.

Agribusinesses tend to prioritize automation, smart machinery, sensor arrays, and data gathering, whereas smallholder households lean toward entry-level tools that support immediate decision-making and daily chore management.

Notable Sector Achievements

Digital agriculture solutions have expanded across crop farming, livestock, forestry, and aquaculture. Controlled-environment systems—such as greenhouses, net houses, and plastic-covered structures—are now widely used in major production hubs like Hanoi, Hue, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Lam Dong.

As of July 1, 2016, Vietnam maintained 5,897.5 hectares of controlled-environment setups across 327 communes:

• Floriculture: 2,854.3 ha (48.4%)
• Vegetable cultivation: 2,144.6 ha (36.4%)
• Seedling nurseries: 661.1 ha (11.2%)
• Aquaculture: 237.5 ha (4%)

Digital transformation has helped connect approximately 9 million farm households with processors, commercial traders, 100 million domestic consumers, and international buyers, shifting Vietnam's agriculture away from fragmented, low-efficiency operations toward value-chain-integrated production models.

5. Opportunities and Challenges

5.1 Opportunities

The potential for digital integration across Vietnamese agriculture remains immense:

• Cultivation: IoT and Big Data analytics assess microclimates, varietal traits, and crop growth stages, providing consumers with real-time traceability and progress tracking.
• Livestock: IoT, advanced biotechnology, and blockchain tracking are being adopted across livestock facilities.
• Forestry: DNA barcoding is deployed to manage forest seedlings and timber products. GIS systems and satellite remote sensing power software for early detection of forest loss, degradation, and wildfire risks.
• Aquaculture & Fisheries:
  • Farming: Biofloc systems, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), nanotechnology, and Artificial Intelligence.
  • Offshore Fishing Fleet Management: Current meters, ultrasonic fish finders, power haulers, satellite phones, GPS, mechanized purse-seine haulers, and GIS platforms.
  • Processing: Automated processing lines.
• Growing Market Demand: Following economic reopening after COVID-19, the revival of the F&B and tourism industries—coupled with a young population, strong purchasing power, and a heightened focus on nutrition and traceability—is fueling clear growth in demand for clean, certified organic products.

5.2 Challenges

• Volatile Input Prices: Supply chain bottlenecks and climate impacts drive up costs for feed, fertilizer, production, and logistics, squeezing margins along the entire chain. Vietnam's developing supply networks remain sensitive to market shifts.
• Shifting Consumer Habits: Rising expectations around provenance transparency and nutritional value demand continuous R&D and operational upgrades toward sustainable practices.
• Heavy Reliance on Manual Labor: Extensive manual field labor leads to low productivity and significant post-harvest losses, resulting in high unit costs and inconsistent product quality that dampen export competitiveness.

6. Bottlenecks in Agricultural Digital Transformation

• Limited Awareness and Skills: Corporate participation remains limited. The shortage of highly trained digital agriculture professionals impedes technology adoption, while theoretical training often lacks practical field application. Many farmers hesitate to embrace digital methods, the rural labor force is aging rapidly, and both farmers and businesses often lack e-commerce expertise.
• Fragmented and Small-Scale Production: Farmland is fragmented and mechanization rates remain low. Enterprises face complex administrative hurdles when negotiating multi-party land accumulation contracts with numerous individual landowners.
• Capital Constraints: The sector attracts limited FDI, while farmers and local businesses frequently struggle to access domestic bank credit.
• Fragmented Databases: A synchronized national scientific database covering environmental indicators, market demand, and technology standards is still lacking, complicating data aggregation and sector planning.

7. Strategic Solutions for Agricultural Digital Transformation

7.1 Developing Human Capital

• Accelerate e-government and digital public administration to streamline policy development and execution.
• Incentivize young talent and innovative enterprises to participate in agricultural technology.
• Train specialized agricultural digitization experts equipped with both technical and practical expertise.
• Expand public communication, technical workshops, and hands-on skill training for farmers.
• Instruct farming households on leveraging e-commerce portals to market produce.
• Coordinate with the Women's Union, Farmers' Union, and agricultural cooperatives to foster peer support networks.
• Encourage farmers to test smart devices and attend high-tech agriculture discussions.
• Invite pioneering farmers who have digitized successfully to share direct experiences.

7.2 Land Management Policies

• Incentivize land consolidation and concentration for commercial-scale cultivation.
• Expand spatial tech applications (GIS, soil health tracking, environmental sensing).
• Involve local authorities in facilitating land lease and transfer agreements between farmers and enterprises.

7.3 Capital and Investment Mechanisms

• Publish detailed sector development roadmaps.
• Streamline regulatory processes and expand certifications for high-tech agricultural zones, clusters, and enterprises.
• Accelerate the issuance of Land Use Rights Certificates and ownership documentation for farm-built assets.
• Recognize on-farm production infrastructure (greenhouses, aquaculture ponds) as eligible loan collateral.
• Assist farmers with commercial business plans and debt-service management.
• Devise targeted policies to draw foreign direct investment (FDI) into agricultural tech projects.
• Design flexible support policies that align with businesses' existing capital access.

7.4 Establishing Comprehensive Data Platforms

Digital agriculture must be anchored in reliable, unified data:

• Transition farm record-keeping from paper notebooks to electronic logbooks via targeted farmer training.
• Direct departmental agencies to compile specialized data within their remits.
• Build Big Data repositories prioritizing paddy land, fruit trees, industrial crops, forestry reserves, livestock herds, and aquaculture.
• Deploy an integrated ground-and-air sensor and monitoring network to serve farm operations.
• Supply environmental, soil, and weather updates directly to farmers while enabling agricultural equipment-sharing via digital platforms.
• Develop data governance software and appoint local personnel and agencies to collect, update, maintain, and manage these datasets.

8. Top 6 Digital Transformation Trends Impacting Vietnam's Agricultural Value Chain

8.1 Smart Factories in Agri-Food Processing

Building smart processing facilities optimizes operations, supports data-driven decisions, cuts labor dependencies, and maximizes throughput. Smart plants also enforce strict compliance with environmental regulations, hygiene protocols, and traceability standards, supporting sustainable manufacturing.

Core technologies include: Industrial IoT, Big Data analytics, cloud computing, robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning.

8.2 Precision Agriculture

• In Livestock: Gathers and assesses real-time biometric and behavioral data from animals to optimize herd management, facilitate traceability, contain disease outbreaks, and curb economic losses—particularly across "farm-to-table" integrated chains.
• In Crop Cultivation: Allows precise control over micro-environmental variables affecting plant development.
• Key tools include real-time sensors, IoT monitors, satellites, UAVs, GIS platforms, and high-resolution surface mapping.

8.3 Expansion of the Digital Agriculture Ecosystem

A functioning digital agriculture ecosystem relies on coordinated collaboration among multiple economic actors:

• Government: Establishes regulatory policies, technology standards, strategic guidance, and basic IT infrastructure.
• Tech Providers: Develop practical, field-ready agricultural software and hardware solutions.
• Growers, Farmers, and Processors: Apply modern systems directly to farming and processing workflows.
• Retailers and Distributors: Expand sales through digital avenues (e-commerce, live-streaming).
• Financial Institutions: Deliver tailored capital and digital financing instruments.
• Consumers: Purchase, track, and experience agricultural products through digital touchpoints.
• Research & Educational Institutions: Drive applied research and deliver digital literacy training.

8.4 Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Combining AI algorithms with IoT sensor arrays drives data-backed, sustainable agriculture. According to MarketsandMarkets, the global valuation of AI in agriculture is projected to expand from 1 billion USD in 2020 to 4 billion USD by 2026, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.5%.

8.5 E-Commerce and Omnichannel Retailing

The 2019 Southeast Asia E-Commerce Report by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company projected Vietnam's e-commerce market to grow at an average rate of 29% annually through 2025, reaching 43 billion USD and ranking 3rd in ASEAN. E-commerce enhances brand recognition for agricultural goods while opening broad revenue channels domestically and overseas.

8.6 Technology-Driven Customer Experience Optimization

According to a 2020 PwC report, 78% of manufacturers aim to shift toward service-oriented models that align more closely with consumer needs. Today's buyers maintain rigorous standards regarding product quality, service levels, health benefits, and nutritional value. Optimizing digital customer experiences helps agribusinesses safeguard brand loyalty and build lasting customer engagement.

Digital transformation is an inevitable imperative for agriculture in Vietnam and worldwide. To execute it effectively, the agricultural sector must implement multi-faceted solutions in close coordination across government agencies, agribusinesses, cooperatives, and farming communities.

Source: FPT - https://chuyendoiso.mard.gov.vn/2023/09/chuyen-oi-so-trong-nong-nghiep-la-gi-au.html

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc has just signed Decision No. 929/QD-TTg dated May 25, 2026, approving the Program for the Development of Supporting Industries in the 2026 - 2035 period (the Program).

The 2026-2035 Supporting Industry Development Program aims to enhance domestic production capacity, increase localization rates, and promote the deeper participation of Vietnamese enterprises in the global supply chain.

According to the decision, supporting industries are identified as the foundation for developing the national industry in a sustainable, autonomous, and modern direction. The program aims to establish domestic production capacity for raw materials, components, spare parts, and input equipment, thereby reducing reliance on imports, enhancing economic resilience, and contributing to the goal of "double-digit" economic growth in the upcoming period.

By 2035, Vietnam's supporting industries are oriented to develop with the majority of specialized sectors reaching advanced technological levels.

The Program emphasizes the requirement to develop supporting industries in tandem with technological innovation, digital transformation, and sustainable development. Supporting industry enterprises are determined to play a central role in production, innovation, and market expansion, while the State plays a constructive role through institutional improvement, resource support, science and technology, and market development.

One of the key orientations is to develop supporting industries along the global supply chain and value chain, using technical requirements, quality standards, and the localization rates of leading enterprises as a guide for enterprise support activities.

Accordingly, the Program prioritizes developing supporting industries serving smart electronics, energy equipment, railways, automobiles, mechanical engineering and automation, high-tech industries, textiles, and footwear associated with the green economy.

The goal by 2030 is for several key industries to achieve an average localization rate of 40-45%, with the industrial competitiveness index ranking among the top three ASEAN countries.

Specifically, it strives for a localization rate of 25-30% in the electronics industry; 40% in mechanical manufacturing; 22-30% in automobiles; 60% in textiles; 60-65% in footwear; and 15% in high-tech industries.

By 2035, Vietnam's supporting industries are oriented to develop with the majority of specialized sectors achieving advanced technological levels, product quality meeting international standards, and participating deeply in the global value chain.

The localization rate by 2035 is projected to increase to 35-40% for the electronics industry; 50% for mechanical manufacturing; 32-40% for automobiles; 70% for textiles; 70-75% for footwear; and 20% for high-tech industries.

Besides the localization rate targets, the Program also focuses on supporting enterprises in enhancing their management, research, and technology development capacities.

In the period up to 2030, it is expected that about 600 supporting industry enterprises will receive consulting and training support on corporate governance and production management according to international standards; of which, about 400 enterprises will successfully apply these management systems post-support.

Simultaneously, about 80 enterprises will be supported in research and development, technological innovation, trial production, and technology transfer reception; with 40 enterprises expected to successfully apply new technologies.

By 2035, the number of enterprises receiving management consulting and training support will increase to about 900; while about 120 enterprises will be supported in research, development, and adopting new technologies.

To implement the above goals, the Program sets out four key groups of tasks and solutions, including: improving institutions and laws; promoting science and technology, human resource development, and training; building and operating a database system; and developing the market and strengthening communication for the supporting industry.

Source: https://moit.gov.vn/tin-tuc/phat-trien-cong-nghiep/phe-duyet-chuong-trinh-phat-trien-cong-nghiep-ho-tro-giai-doan-2026-2035.html

Vietnam - Japan local cooperation is oriented toward a strong shift into research, technology development, innovation, and the implementation of projects with concrete results.

On the morning of September 6 in Hue City, the Hue City People's Committee coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam to organize the Vietnam - Japan Local Cooperation Forum 2026.

The forum's theme was "Vietnam - Japan Local Cooperation: Creating a digital, green, and sustainable future - From strategic commitments to practical actions." The event was attended by Prime Minister Le Minh Hung.

Also in attendance were Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung; Minister, Chairman of the Government Office Dang Xuan Phong; Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan; leaders of ministries, branches, central and local agencies; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Vietnam Ito Naoki; and representatives of Japanese economic organizations and enterprises.

Delegates attending the Forum.

Cooperation must be measured by results

Delivering a directing speech at the Forum, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung suggested five orientations for delegates to focus their discussions on, thereby promoting increasingly practical and effective Vietnam - Japan local cooperation.

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung: The two countries need to research and promote cooperation models in digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, smart cities, sustainable agriculture, startup incubators, and research and development centers. (Photo: Hue Department of Science and Technology).

First of all, Vietnam and Japan need to identify each other as high-quality growth and strategically autonomous partners based on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.

The two sides need to research and promote cooperation models in digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, smart cities, sustainable agriculture, startup incubators, and research and development centers.

According to Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, Japan can share its experience, support Vietnamese localities and enterprises in building an innovation ecosystem; promote digital transformation within local governments; and improve policy-making and governance capacity in new strategic fields such as AI, semiconductors, quantum technology, and satellites.

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung emphasized that cooperation must be implemented in the spirit of "choosing right, deploying fast, following through to the end, and measuring by results," while simultaneously taking localities, businesses, and citizens as the center.

Along with that, Vietnam and Japan need to consider cultural exchange and mutual understanding as the foundation for long-term cooperative relations; strengthen cooperation in green transformation, climate change response, and natural disaster prevention and control capacity building.

Japanese localities can share experiences through specific projects on green infrastructure, urban flood prevention, waste and wastewater treatment, smart agriculture adapted to climate change, renewable energy, and natural disaster prevention and control.

Regarding the direction of science and technology cooperation development between the two countries, Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan assessed Japan as one of Vietnam's leading important economic, investment, and ODA partners, actively contributing to technology development, infrastructure, human resources, and economic modernization.

Minister Vu Hai Quan: The two countries need to shift from processing and assembly cooperation to cooperation based on science, technology, innovation, and research and development. (Photo: Hue Department of Science and Technology).

In the context of AI, big data, the semiconductor industry, green technology, and digital transformation changing production models, governance, and the global value chain, Minister Vu Hai Quan believes that Vietnam - Japan cooperation needs to be elevated to a new height, based on promoting the complementary strengths of both countries.

Japan has strengths in science and technology, the manufacturing industry, semiconductors, automation, AI, green technology, and experience in developing smart infrastructure. Meanwhile, Vietnam has a dynamic economy, a large market, a young labor force, and a developing innovation ecosystem.

According to Minister Vu Hai Quan, the two countries need to transition from processing and assembly cooperation to cooperation based on science, technology, innovation, and research and development. Thereby, Vietnamese enterprises can participate more deeply in product design, research, testing, production, and commercialization.

Cooperative relations also need to shift from the "transferor - receiver" model to jointly identifying problems, jointly researching, jointly investing, and jointly sharing the market.

Towards specific programs and projects

Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan suggested the forum focus on discussing the construction of local innovation centers and technology incubators, connecting governments, research institutes, universities, businesses, investment funds, and experts.

The two sides need to promote joint research, technology transfer and commercialization, and build a controlled sandbox mechanism; apply big data, AI, green technology, and satellite data in transportation, energy, the environment, natural disaster prevention, disease control, and public service delivery.

In addition, the two countries can select a number of localities and priority problems to deploy smart city, emission reduction, and carbon neutrality models. The implementation needs to clearly define focal points, resources, progress timelines, and evaluation indicators as a basis for replication.

Also at the Forum, Secretary of the Hue City Party Committee Nguyen Dinh Trung expressed confidence that, with an open, sincere, and reliable spirit geared towards mutual benefit, the Forum would not only bring valuable lessons but also initiate many practical initiatives.

Secretary of the Hue City Party Committee Nguyen Dinh Trung: Hue City desires to continue expanding and deepening cooperative relations with Japan, prioritizing areas such as science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, and smart and sustainable urban development.

By connecting demand with capacity, and linking ideas with resources, initiatives are expected to gradually transform into specific programs and projects, creating further momentum for cooperation between Vietnamese and Japanese localities.

According to Secretary Nguyen Dinh Trung, Japan is always an important and reliable partner of Hue City. The presence and operation of Japanese businesses in the area are a testament to the economic cooperation potential between Hue and Japanese partners.

Hue City desires to continue expanding and deepening its cooperative relations with Japan, prioritizing areas such as science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, and smart and sustainable urban development; conserving and promoting heritage values tied to tourism; education and training; and investment, trade, and the development of economic zones and industrial parks.

The forum is expected to open up new cooperation opportunities in the fields of science and technology, innovation, high-quality human resource training, digital transformation, green transformation, the semiconductor industry, and AI.

Source: https://vjst.vn/viet-nam-nhat-ban-mo-rong-hop-tac-ve-phat-trien-cong-nghe-dmst-102974.html

Nhờ sức mua nội địa cải thiện cùng sự bùng nổ của ngành du lịch, tổng mức bán lẻ hàng hóa và doanh thu dịch vụ tiêu dùng trong 7 tháng năm 2026 đạt hơn 4,5 triệu tỷ đồng, tăng 13,1% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Điểm sáng nổi bật đến từ đà bứt phá mạnh mẽ của dịch vụ lưu trú, ăn uống và du lịch lữ hành tại nhiều địa phương trọng điểm...

Ngành du lịch ghi nhận mức tăng trưởng bứt phá trong tháng 7/2026. Ảnh: baochinhphu.vn.

Theo số liệu thống kê của Cục Thống kê (Bộ Tài chính), trong tháng 7/2026, hoạt động thương mại và dịch vụ tiếp tục nhịp đập sôi động với tổng mức bán lẻ hàng hóa và doanh thu dịch vụ tiêu dùng ước đạt 669,1 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 0,9% so với tháng 6 và tăng mạnh 14,5% so với cùng kỳ năm 2025.

Tính chung 7 tháng năm 2026, quy mô thị trường ước đạt 4.555,8 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 13,1% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Nếu loại trừ yếu tố giá, mức tăng trưởng thực đạt 7,5% (cao hơn mức 7,4% của cùng kỳ năm 2025), khẳng định cầu tiêu dùng nội địa đang phục hồi và tăng trưởng rất ổn định.

Trong tổng cơ cấu, doanh thu bán lẻ hàng hóa đóng góp lớn nhất với 3.441,2 nghìn tỷ đồng (chiếm 75,5% tổng mức), tăng 12,7% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Gỗ và vật liệu xây dựng bứt phá tăng 22,8% so với cùng kỳ; sửa chữa xe có động cơ, mô tô tăng 13,6%; lương thực - thực phẩm tăng 12,7%; hàng may mặc tăng 12,4%. Đặc biệt, ngành nhiên liệu khác (trừ xăng, dầu) tăng vọt 24,9%.

Doanh thu nhóm đá quý, kim loại quý trong tháng 7 giảm nhẹ 1,6% so với tháng trước do chịu tác động từ "cú sốc niềm tin" trên thị trường nội địa. Tuy nhiên, tính chung 7 tháng, nhóm này vẫn giữ mức tăng trưởng cao 28,2% so với cùng kỳ năm 2025.

Các địa phương có tốc độ tăng trưởng bán lẻ hàng hóa ấn tượng: Đà Nẵng (+14,2%), Quảng Ninh (+14,0%), Hà Nội (+12,9%), Cần Thơ (+12,9%), Đồng Nai (+12,8%), Hải Phòng (+12,6%) và TP. Hồ Chí Minh (+12,1%).

Bên cạnh hoạt động bán lẻ, các ngành dịch vụ tiêu dùng đặc biệt là du lịch và lưu trú ghi nhận mức bứt phá ngoạn mục nhờ các chính sách kích cầu du lịch và cao điểm hè.

Doanh thu 7 tháng dịch vụ lưu trú, ăn uống đạt 580,6 nghìn tỷ đồng (chiếm 12,7% tổng mức), tăng 15,9% so với cùng kỳ. Riêng tháng 7 tăng tới 19,0% so với cùng kỳ năm 2025.

Các địa phương dẫn đầu: Quảng Ninh và Khánh Hòa (cùng +20,4%), Đà Nẵng (+20,0%), Lâm Đồng (+19,3%), Huế (+19,2%), Thanh Hóa (+16,8%), Hải Phòng (+15,8%), Hà Nội (+14,8%) và TP. Hồ Chí Minh (+14,4%).

Riêng với du lịch lữ hành, doanh thu 7 tháng đạt 59,3 nghìn tỷ đồng (chiếm 1,3% tổng mức), tăng 16,3% so với cùng kỳ. Tính riêng tháng 7, doanh thu lữ hành tăng vọt 24,3% so với tháng 7/2025.

Theo đánh giá của Cục Thống kê, Việt Nam tiếp tục là điểm đến hấp dẫn đối với du khách quốc tế nhờ chính sách thị thực thuận lợi, công tác xúc tiến, quảng bá được đẩy mạnh, sản phẩm du lịch đa dạng cùng với lợi thế về cảnh quan thiên nhiên, văn hóa, ẩm thực và chi phí du lịch hợp lý. Nhờ đó, lượng khách quốc tế đến Việt Nam 7 tháng năm 2026 đạt 13,9 triệu lượt người, tăng 13,8% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Trong tháng 7, khách quốc tế đến nước ta ước đạt 1,67 triệu lượt người, giảm 0,7% so với tháng trước, tăng 6,6% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Tính chung 7 tháng năm 2026, khách quốc tế đến Việt Nam đạt 13,9 triệu lượt người, tăng 13,8% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. 

Các điểm đến bùng nổ: Lâm Đồng dẫn đầu toàn quốc với mức tăng trưởng kỷ lục 39,6%; tiếp theo là Khánh Hòa (+30,1%), Huế (+28,5%), Quảng Ninh (+26,4%), Lào Cai (+21,0%), Hà Nội (+15,2%), Đà Nẵng (+14,0%) và TP. Hồ Chí Minh (+13,9%).

Các dịch vụ tiêu dùng khác doanh thu 7 tháng đạt 474,7 nghìn tỷ đồng (chiếm 10,4% tổng mức), tăng 12,6% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Một số địa phương đạt mức tăng cao: Huế (+29,8%), Quảng Ninh (+27,9%), Khánh Hòa (+23,2%), Gia Lai (+20,8%), Ninh Bình (+20,3%).

Nhìn chung, kết quả 7 tháng năm 2026 cho thấy sức tiêu dùng nội địa và ngành du lịch tiếp tục là động lực quan trọng thúc đẩy khu vực dịch vụ nói riêng và nền kinh tế nói chung. Sự tăng trưởng đồng đều giữa các nhóm hàng hóa thiết yếu lẫn các dịch vụ vui chơi, nghỉ dưỡng tại nhiều tỉnh, thành phố lớn đang tạo nền tảng vững chắc cho đà bứt phá kinh tế trong các tháng còn lại của năm 2026.

Nguồn:https://vneconomy.vn/tieu-dung-noi-dia-du-lich-la-dong-luc-chinh-giup-ban-le-va-dich-vu-tang-truong-but-pha.htm

Trong nửa đầu năm 2026, khu vực thương mại và dịch vụ tiếp tục khẳng định vai trò là bệ đỡ, động lực tăng trưởng quan trọng của nền kinh tế. Sự phục hồi mạnh mẽ của hoạt động bán lẻ, sự bùng nổ của du lịch lữ hành cùng dòng luân chuyển hàng hóa, hành khách nhộn nhịp đang tạo nên một bức tranh kinh tế đầy khởi sắc...

Dịch vụ lưu trú và ăn uống tăng 15,6% nhờ sự bứt phá tại các trung tâm du lịch trọng điểm. Ảnh minh họa.

Theo báo cáo tình hình kinh tế- xã hội quý 2 và 6 tháng đầu năm 2026 do Cục Thống kê (Bộ Tài chính) công bố, hoạt động thương mại và dịch vụ tiêu dùng trong tháng 6 tiếp tục nhịp điệu sôi động.

BÁN LẺ HÀNG HÓA VÀ DỊCH VỤ TIÊU DÙNG DUY TRÌ ĐÀ TĂNG TRƯỞNG 

Tổng mức bán lẻ hàng hóa và doanh thu dịch vụ tiêu dùng tháng 6 ước tính đạt 665,6 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 1,1% so với tháng trước và tăng tới 14,8% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Trong quý 2/2026, tổng mức bán lẻ hàng hóa và doanh thu dịch vụ tiêu dùng theo giá hiện hành ước đạt 1.977,6 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 3,4% so với quý trước và tăng 13,9% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Kết quả này đã góp phần đưa tổng mức bán lẻ và doanh thu dịch vụ tiêu dùng lũy kế 6 tháng đầu năm 2026 đạt con số ấn tượng 3.889,5 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 12,9% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Nếu loại trừ yếu tố giá, mức tăng trưởng thực tế đạt 7,3%, phản ánh sức mua và nhu cầu tiêu dùng nội địa đang hồi phục mạnh mẽ.

Xét theo các nhóm ngành trong 6 tháng đầu năm, doanh thu bán lẻ hàng hóa đạt quy mô lớn nhất với 2.941,8 nghìn tỷ đồng, chiếm 75,6% tổng mức và tăng 12,5% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Nhiều nhóm hàng ghi nhận mức tăng trưởng vượt trội như đá quý, kim loại quý tăng 31,3%; xăng dầu tăng 15,3%; gỗ và vật liệu xây dựng tăng 13,2%; hàng may mặc tăng 12,5%.

Trên bình diện địa phương, phong trào tiêu dùng lan tỏa rộng khắp với những đầu tàu tăng trưởng tiêu biểu như Quảng Ninh tăng 14,1%, Đà Nẵng tăng 13,9%, Cần Thơ tăng 12,9%, Hà Nội và Hải Phòng cùng tăng 12,7%, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh tăng 12,1%.

Bên cạnh đó, mảng dịch vụ lưu trú và ăn uống cũng đóng góp 493,0 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 15,6% nhờ sự bứt phá tại các trung tâm du lịch trọng điểm như Đà Nẵng, Quảng Ninh, Khánh Hòa và Huế. Doanh thu dịch vụ khác đạt 404,9 nghìn tỷ đồng, tăng 12,5%, khẳng định xu hướng phục hồi toàn diện của toàn bộ khối dịch vụ.

Đặc biệt, ngành du lịch lữ hành ghi nhận mức doanh thu 49,8 nghìn tỷ đồng trong nửa đầu năm, tăng 15,0% so với cùng kỳ. Sự bùng nổ diễn ra mạnh mẽ nhất tại Khánh Hòa với mức tăng ấn tượng 32,2%, theo sau là Huế tăng 27,7% và Quảng Ninh tăng 27,1%.

Cùng với sự nhộn nhịp của thị trường thương mại, hoạt động vận tải trong tháng 6 và 6 tháng đầu năm 2026 diễn ra hết sức tích cực, đảm bảo thông suốt cho mạch máu kinh tế.

Tính chung 6 tháng đầu năm 2026, vận tải hành khách ước đạt 3.403,1 triệu lượt khách vận chuyển, tăng 18,8% và luân chuyển đạt 170,7 tỷ lượt khách.km, tăng 12,2% so với cùng kỳ năm trước. Trong đó, vận tải đường bộ và đường thủy nội địa là những phương thức chứng kiến sự tăng trưởng vượt bậc về sản lượng luân chuyển.

Ở chiều vận chuyển hàng hóa, sản lượng 6 tháng ước đạt 1.619,4 triệu tấn, tăng 13,2% và luân chuyển đạt 321,2 tỷ tấn.km, tăng 10,0%. Sự luân chuyển nhịp nhàng này không chỉ đáp ứng tối đa nhu cầu đi lại của người dân và du khách quốc tế trong mùa cao điểm, mà còn phục vụ đắc lực cho hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh và xuất nhập khẩu của các doanh nghiệp.

DU LỊCH QUỐC TẾ TIẾP TỤC BỨT PHÁ NHỜ CHÍNH SÁCH THÔNG THOÁNG

Một trong những điểm sáng nhất của bức tranh kinh tế dịch vụ 6 tháng đầu năm 2026 chính là dòng khách quốc tế đến Việt Nam. Nhờ việc triển khai hiệu quả các chính sách thị thực thuận lợi, đẩy mạnh các chương trình xúc tiến, quảng bá và không ngừng đa dạng hóa sản phẩm, lượng khách ngoại quốc đến nước ta trong 6 tháng ước đạt tới 12,3 triệu lượt người, tăng 14,9% so với cùng kỳ năm trước.

Đường hàng không tiếp tục là phương thức di chuyển phổ biến nhất của du khách khi đón 10,1 triệu lượt người, chiếm đến 82,6% tổng lượng khách. Đáng chú ý, khách đến bằng đường bộ tăng trưởng phi mã với mức tăng 37,5%, đạt 1,9 triệu lượt người nhờ lợi thế giao thương cửa khẩu thông suốt.

Cơ cấu khách du lịch theo vùng lãnh thổ cho thấy châu Á vẫn là thị trường gửi khách lớn nhất của Việt Nam với hơn 9,06 triệu lượt người. Tuy nhiên, thị trường châu Âu lại chứng kiến tốc độ bứt phá ngoạn mục nhất khi tăng tới 56,1%, đạt gần 2,1 triệu lượt người.

Các thị trường khác như châu Mỹ, châu Úc và châu Phi cũng duy trì mức tăng trưởng dương ổn định từ 19% đến 22%. Xu hướng này phần nào cho thấy sức hấp dẫn của các điểm đến nội địa cùng các chương trình kích cầu du lịch trong nước đang giữ chân thành công người tiêu dùng nội địa, giữ lại nguồn lực chi tiêu đáng kể cho nền kinh tế nước nhà.

Nguồn: https://vneconomy.vn/thuong-mai-va-dich-vu-tieu-dung-soi-dong-tao-dong-luc-but-pha-cho-nen-kinh-te.htm

Định giá thị trường đang hấp dẫn trong vòng 5 năm. P/E dự phóng lùi về mức 9,1 lần không bao gồm nhóm cổ phiếu Vingroup, số liệu tính đến ngày 31/07/2026.

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Lợi nhuận sau thuế toàn thị trường quý 2/2026 tăng trưởng +45,4% – minh chứng cho nội lực phục hồi vững chắc của các doanh nghiệp đầu ngành. Với mức tăng trưởng lợi nhuận trên, định giá thị trường đã về vùng giá hấp dẫn.

Theo VinaCapital, định giá thị trường đang hấp dẫn trong vòng 5 năm. P/E dự phóng lùi về mức 9,1 lần không bao gồm nhóm cổ phiếu Vingroup, số liệu tính đến ngày 31/07/2026.

Chính sách hỗ trợ từ Ngân hàng Nhà nước đã góp phần củng cố niềm tin của nhà đầu tư và hỗ trợ thị trường phục hồi. Bên cạnh đó, lạm phát hạ nhiệt, dòng vốn FDI duy trì tích cực cũng như các biện pháp hỗ trợ tín dụng tiếp tục tạo nền tảng thuận lợi cho tăng trưởng kinh tế.

Nguyễn Ngọc Anh Kiệt, Giám đốc Kinh doanh Toàn quốc của VinaCapital khuyến nghị nhà đầu tư nếu mục tiêu là tăng trưởng dài hạn, thay vì cố gắng canh thời điểm, nên giải ngân từng phần, hoặc là đầu tư định kỳ. Bởi vì điều đó sẽ giúp cho nhà đầu tư giảm áp lực phải dự báo, ờ, dự đoán thị trường và duy trì được tính kỷ luật trong đầu tư.

Trong khi đó, theo nhận định của ông Phan Tấn Nhật - Chuyên gia cao cấp Chiến lược thị trường SHS, sau giai đoạn điều chỉnh tích lũy kéo dài, VN-Index đang vượt lên đường xu hướng giảm giá nối các vùng giá cao nhất tháng 5, 6,7/2026. Điều này mở ra triển vọng VN-Index có thể quay trở lại vùng đỉnh lịch sử quanh 1.900 điểm.

Động lực cho thị trường là kỳ vọng vào thị trường nâng hạng; kế hoạch thoái vốn của doanh nghiệp nhà nước; khối ngoại có thể kết thúc giai đoạn bán ròng liên tục trong nhiều năm qua. Bên cạnh lãi suất đang có dấu hiệu đã đạt đỉnh.

Tuy nhiên, VN-Index đã có giai đoạn tăng giá tốt từ quanh 1.720 điểm. Tổng vốn hóa thị trường hiện tại khoảng 425+-tỉ USD, tương ứng 83%+-/GDP 2025. Đây không phải là vùng định giá quá hấp dẫn của thị trường. Nhà đầu tư cần đánh giá thận trọng hơn nếu xem xét các vị thế gia tăng tỉ trọng đầu tư, và chỉ nên xem xét khi có điều chỉnh, rung lắc.

Trong nhận định về triển vọng thị trường mới đây, Chứng khoán MBS cho rằng tháng 9/2026 được kỳ vọng là giai đoạn chuyển tiếp quan trọng với tâm điểm là sự kiện nâng hạng chính thức của FTSE Russell vào ngày 21/09. Đây là thời điểm dòng vốn ngoại có thể gia tăng đáng kể khi các quỹ thụ động và chủ động điều chỉnh danh mục để phản ánh vị thế mới của Việt Nam trong rổ FTSE All-World (từ 48 lên 49 quốc gia).

Áp lực bán ròng đã dịu bớt rõ rệt trong tháng 8 (chỉ còn khoảng 2.000 tỷ đồng đến ngày 25/8 so với mức trung bình 13.600 tỷ đồng của tháng 6-7), tạo nền tảng cho khả năng dòng tiền ngoại quay lại mạnh hơn trong nửa đầu tháng 9.

Nửa đầu tháng 9 (đến khoảng 15-18/9), thị trường có xu hướng thuận lợi nhờ kỳ vọng nâng hạng. Thanh khoản có thể cải thiện, nhóm cổ phiếu trong danh mục 27 mã vừa được đưa vào FTSE All-Cap cùng các cổ phiếu có trọng số cao trong các chỉ số liên quan thường được chú ý.

Nửa sau tháng 9 (sau ngày 21/09): Áp lực điều chỉnh tăng lên. Dựa trên những nhận định này, MBS lựa chọn danh mục cổ phiếu tiêu biểu cho tháng 9 gồm: VHM, VCB, TCB, STB, FPT, GMD, PVD, VRE, VSC, VGI.

Nguồn: https://vneconomy.vn/dinh-gia-cua-thi-truong-dang-hap-dan.htm

Đợt phát hành ESOP với quy mô gần 52 triệu cổ phiếu được ABBank triển khai theo nghị quyết đã được ĐHĐCĐ thông qua, nhằm bổ sung vốn điều lệ trong giai đoạn phát triển tiếp theo.

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HĐQT Ngân hàng TMCP An Bình (ABBank, mã: ABB) ngày 26/1 ban hành nghị quyết triển khai phương án phát hành cổ phiếu theo chương trình lựa chọn người lao động (ESOP), căn cứ các nghị quyết đã được Đại hội đồng cổ đông thông qua vào ngày 16/9/2025 và 5/1/2026.

Theo kế hoạch, ABBank dự kiến phát hành gần 51,8 triệu cổ phiếu ESOP cho cán bộ, nhân viên đủ điều kiện, với giá phát hành 10.000 đồng/cổ phiếu. Số cổ phiếu này sẽ bị hạn chế chuyển nhượng trong thời hạn một năm kể từ thời điểm kết thúc đợt phát hành.

Thời gian thực hiện đợt phát hành ESOP sẽ được triển khai sau khi ngân hàng nhận được văn bản chấp thuận của Ngân hàng Nhà nước Việt Nam về việc tăng vốn điều lệ, đồng thời được Ủy ban Chứng khoán Nhà nước thông báo đã tiếp nhận đầy đủ hồ sơ báo cáo phát hành.

Song song với kế hoạch ESOP, ABBank đang triển khai đợt chào bán 310,5 triệu cổ phiếu cho cổ đông hiện hữu. Tỷ lệ thực hiện quyền là 100:30, tương ứng mỗi cổ đông sở hữu một cổ phiếu sẽ có một quyền, và cứ 100 quyền sẽ được mua thêm 30 cổ phiếu mới. Giá chào bán cũng được ấn định ở mức 10.000 đồng/cổ phiếu.

Thời gian đăng ký mua và nộp tiền kéo dài từ ngày 22/1/2026 đến hết ngày 10/2/2026. Trong trường hợp hoàn tất toàn bộ các đợt phát hành nói trên, vốn điều lệ của ABBank dự kiến sẽ được nâng lên 13.455 tỷ đồng.

Trên thị trường chứng khoán, chốt phiên giao dịch ngày 26/1, cổ phiếu ABB ghi nhận diễn biến kém tích cực với giá đóng cửa là 13.900 đồng/cp, tương ứng mức giảm 300 đồng, tương đương 2,11% so với phiên cuối tuần trước, khối lượng khớp lệnh đạt gần 1,8 triệu cổ phiếu, cao gấp khoảng 2,5 lần so với mức hơn 719.000 cổ phiếu của phiên trước.

Về tình hình kinh doanh, năm 2025 ABBAnk ghi nhận lợi nhuận trước thuế 3.522 tỷ đồng, cao gấp 4,7 lần so với kết quả hợp nhất năm 2024 và hoàn thành gần 200% kế hoạch đề ra.

Tính đến ngày 31/12/2025, huy động vốn từ khách hàng của ABBank đạt 161.221 tỷ đồng, vượt 40% kế hoạch năm, trong khi dư nợ tín dụng đạt trên 127.000 tỷ đồng, tăng 16% so với năm 2024.

Nguồn: https://vnba.org.vn/vi/abbank-du-kien-phat-hanh-gan-52-trieu-co-phieu-esop-de-tang-von-20731.htm

At the regular press conference held on the morning of February 5, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment announced an overview of an economic sector that not only maintains its role as a "backbone" but is also transforming robustly toward modern, green, and sustainable development.

"Golden numbers" right from the starting line

January 2026 witnessed a spectacular acceleration in agro-forestry-fishery export turnover, nearing the 6.51 billion USD mark—a sharp increase of 29.5% compared to the same period last year. Among these, agricultural products emerged as the brightest spot, generating 3.6 billion USD in revenue (up 41.8%). Traditional commodities such as rice, coffee, cashew nuts, and fruits and vegetables continued to be favored in Asian and Western markets, affirming the standing of Vietnamese goods on the global food map.

From a production standpoint, despite the North facing severe, damaging cold spells, planting progress was maintained with nearly 2 million hectares of winter-spring rice sown. The livestock and fishery sectors also recorded stable recovery momentum, effectively satisfying domestic consumption and export demands.

Mindset shift: From "Production volume" to "Agricultural economics"

Deputy Minister Phung Duc Tien affirmed that the sector's goal in 2026 goes beyond mechanical growth figures. The industry is carrying out a revolution in mindset: shifting decisively from a purely production-oriented mindset to an agricultural economic mindset.

This entails prioritizing ecological, circular, and high-tech agricultural models. Rather than merely focusing on yield, the Ministry is centering efforts on enhancing added value through deep processing, reducing post-harvest losses, and establishing transparent traceability systems. This serves as the key for Vietnamese agricultural products to overcome the stringent technical barriers of free trade agreements (FTAs).

Technology and Institutions – Two key driving forces

To realize the target of 3.7–4% growth and reach 73–74 billion USD in exports in 2026, the Ministry has identified two strategic spearheads:

• Digital transformation breakthrough: Building a synchronized sectoral database aimed toward "Digital Government" in agriculture. Data-driven management will facilitate more flexible, pragmatic production oversight.
• Administrative reform: The streamlining of research institutes and functional departments over the recent period has begun to prove effective, concentrating resources on strategic scientific projects, particularly crop varieties and biosafety.

Heading toward sustainable development

Environmental protection and climate change adaptation are no longer secondary considerations but have become overarching, integral tasks. Lessons learned from previous severe natural disasters compel the agricultural sector to take a more proactive stance in safeguarding water resources and curbing emissions.

Ultimately, the core objective of the 2026 Action Program remains improving the quality of life for farmers. Building new rural areas is not merely about erecting infrastructure; it is about establishing a sustainable ecosystem where businesses, cooperatives, and farmers are closely united within a prosperous value chain.

Information compiled and shared by the Communications Department of Saigon College of Pharmacy and Luong The Vinh University; we hope this brings you an engaging reading experience!

Source: https://nongnghiepvietnam.edu.vn/nong-nghiep-viet-nam-2026-khoi-dau-bung-no-va-khat-vong-ti-do/

(Chinhphu.vn) - According to Ho Chi Minh City Statistics, in the first six months of 2026, the industrial production index (IIP) in the city continued to maintain its positive growth momentum, estimated to increase by 11.1% compared to the same period last year. Within this, the manufacturing and processing industry continued to act as the driving force for the entire sector with an 11.5% increase, higher than the overall growth rate.

Manufacturing and processing industry grows by 11.5%, continuing to lead HCMC's industrial growth

The upward trend in industrial production remained a crucial driver for the city's economic growth, contributing to an 8.55% year-on-year increase in GRDP during the first half of 2026. In addition, stable domestic consumption, tourism recovery, and positive FDI attraction provided further momentum for growth.

To support production, HCMC implemented multiple solutions to resolve difficulties for businesses, stabilize supply chains, and promote industrial development. Concurrently, the city stepped up support for supporting industry enterprises to expand supply-demand connections with end-product manufacturers and global FDI corporations.

In June 2026 alone, the industrial production index was estimated to increase by 3.2% compared to the previous month and 11.6% over the same period last year. Among these figures, the manufacturing and processing industry continued to be the main growth driver of the entire sector.

Notably, the production index of four key industries in the first six months rose by 12.6% year-on-year, 1.5 percentage points higher than the overall industrial growth rate. Several sectors recorded outstanding growth, such as pharmaceutical chemicals (up 20%) and mechanical engineering (up 15.8%).

Parallel to production growth, the industrial sector's consumption capacity also showed clear improvement. The consumption index of the entire manufacturing and processing industry in June was estimated to increase by 5.7% compared to the previous month. For the first six months overall, this index rose by 14% year-on-year, with 17 out of 23 level-II industries recording increased consumption.

The industrial labor market continued to flourish in tandem with the production recovery momentum, especially in mechanical engineering, food processing, pharmaceutical chemicals, and rubber. The estimated number of workers in industrial enterprises increased by 1.2% compared to the previous month and 2.1% over the same period last year.

Not only did production indicators improve, but the confidence of the business community also continued to be consolidated.

Businesses are more confident about market prospects

According to HCMC Statistics, despite the volatile global economy, local industrial enterprises proactively adjusted production plans, expanded markets, applied technology, and enhanced their competitiveness. Consequently, production and business prospects in the second quarter of 2026 were assessed more positively than in the first quarter of 2026.

Survey results showed that 77% of enterprises considered their production and business activities in the second quarter to be more favorable or stable compared to the first quarter of 2026.

By enterprise type, nearly 82% of state-owned enterprises rated their production and business situation in Q2/2026 as better or stable compared to the previous quarter; this rate reached 79.4% in the foreign direct investment (FDI) sector and 73.7% in the non-state sector.

Enterprises also expressed optimism about the outlook for Q3/2026. Nearly 80% of businesses forecast that production and business activities will be more favorable or remain stable compared to Q2/2026.

Several sectors evaluated as having positive growth prospects in the coming time include the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical chemicals; electrical equipment; motor vehicles; transport equipment; and food processing.

The positive signals from production, consumption, and business confidence are expected to continue laying the foundation for HCMC's industrial sector to maintain its growth momentum in the final months of the year, making an important contribution to the city's double-digit growth target in 2026.

Le Anh

Source: https://tphcm.chinhphu.vn/cong-nghiep-che-bien-che-tao-tang-115-tiep-tuc-dan-dat-tang-truong-cong-nghiep-tphcm-101260703164654853.htm

(Chinhphu.vn) - According to the General Statistics Office, the estimated Industrial Production Index (IIP) in October 2024 increased by 4% compared to the previous month and by 7% over the same period last year. For the first 10 months overall, the IIP is estimated to have increased by 8.3% year-on-year.

Cumulatively in the first 10 months, the whole country also saw over 66,200 enterprises resume operations.

Since the beginning of the year, the manufacturing and processing industry, the electricity production and distribution industry, along with the water supply industry, all recorded high growth rates of 9.6%, 10.3%, and 9.5%, respectively.

Concurrently, many key industries also experienced impressive growth compared to the same period last year. Notably, the manufacturing of rubber and plastic products increased by 26.3%, furniture by 24.8%, energy by 16%, chemicals by 14.6%, and automobiles by 14%.

The IIP over the 10-month period also showed clear divergence among localities, with 59 out of 63 provinces and cities recording an increase. Several provinces achieved outstanding growth in the manufacturing and processing industry. Specifically: Lai Chau increased by 43.9%; Phu Tho by 40.7%; Bac Giang by 27.7%; Thanh Hoa by 19.5%; Quang Nam by 19.3%, etc.

In addition, some other localities stood out with strong growth in the electricity production and distribution sector, such as: Khanh Hoa, up 175.2%; Dien Bien, up 57.1%; Cao Bang, up 48.5%; Tra Vinh, up 48.3%; Lai Chau, up 42.7%; Son La, up 39.6%; and Thanh Hoa, up 21.9%.

In October alone, the whole country saw nearly 14,200 newly established enterprises, an increase of 26.5% compared to the previous month. The total registered capital and the accompanying number of workers also achieved impressive growth, reaching 153.5 trillion VND (up 65.4%) and 80,500 workers (up 27.8%), respectively.

Although the number of enterprises decreased slightly compared to the same period last year, the scale and quality of new businesses showed significant improvement. Besides, the return to operation of nearly 8,700 enterprises is also a positive signal for the economy.

Cumulatively in the first 10 months, Vietnam had over 136,100 newly established enterprises. The total registered capital reached nearly 1.32 quadrillion VND, an increase of 4.1%. The scale of enterprises is growing larger, with the average registered capital reaching 9.6 billion VND per enterprise. The whole country also had more than 66,200 enterprises resume operations, contributing to an increase in the number of active businesses in the market.

Minh Ngoc

Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/san-xuat-cong-nghiep-tiep-tuc-xu-huong-tang-102241106114540872.htm

Two large-scale international exhibitions on supporting industries, automobiles, and motorcycles will officially open from June 11 to 13, 2026, at the Hanoi International Centre of Exhibition (I.C.E) – promising to be an unmissable rendezvous for domestic and foreign businesses.

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• Promoting multi-sectoral cooperation between Vietnam and China: Many positive signals from the Business Connection Program 2026
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Two major exhibitions, one common platform

This June, the Vietnamese industrial sector will witness the return of the two most anticipated international exhibition events of the year.

VIMEXPO 2026 – The 6th Vietnam International Exhibition on Supporting Industries and Manufacturing, hosted by the Industrial Development Center (Industry Agency), carries this year's theme: "Connect to Develop."

In parallel, VIETNAM AUTOEXPO 2026 – The 19th International Exhibition on Automobiles, Motorcycles, and Transportation Vehicles – will also take place simultaneously at the same venue.

Both exhibitions will gather at the Hanoi International Centre of Exhibition (I.C.E) from June 11 to 13, 2026, creating a comprehensive connection space for the entire Vietnamese manufacturing industry ecosystem.

Anticipating the greening trend in the industry

In the context where carbon neutrality commitments are increasingly becoming a global pressure, the automobile, motorcycle, and supporting industries are entering a phase of robust transformation. Green energy is no longer a story of the future – it is a strategic choice right at this moment.

In Vietnam, the electric vehicle market is growing at an impressive rate, driving an increasingly high demand for components, spare parts, and advanced manufacturing technologies. This is a golden opportunity for businesses in the supply chain to seize and break through.

VIMEXPO & VIETNAM AUTOEXPO 2026 arrive at the right time, acting as a place for businesses to approach new trends, seek partners, and reposition their development strategies in the green era.

Impressive scale – High expectations

With a total exhibition area of up to 10,000 m², this year's exhibitions are expected to attract the participation of over 350 domestic and foreign enterprises, representing the following sectors:

• Automobile manufacturing and assembly
• High-tech industries
• Electronics and components
• Mechanical engineering and related industries

During the 3 days of opening, the organizing committee expects to welcome about 15,000 visitors to tour, network, and work directly.

New support policies create momentum for the industry

This is also a period when Vietnam's supporting industry is being empowered by a more favorable legal framework. Decree 205/2025/ND-CP, issued in July 2025, supplemented many important incentive policies for organizations and individuals researching and applying technology in the production of priority supporting industry products – including support from the National Technology Innovation Fund and the National High-Tech Development Program.

A bridge for Vietnamese enterprises to the world

Having gone through many editions, VIMEXPO and VIETNAM AUTOEXPO have affirmed their positions as the most prestigious events in the industry. This is a place where businesses not only exhibit their products but also learn from experiences, access advanced technologies, and expand their international cooperation networks.

More importantly, the event is a stepping stone for Vietnamese supporting industry enterprises to gradually become suppliers in the global value chain – a goal the entire industry is striving towards.

VIMEXPO & VIETNAM AUTOEXPO 2026 are not merely an exhibition – this is an opportunity for the Vietnamese industrial business community to meet, connect, and together write the next chapter of sustainable development.

Time: June 11 – 13, 2026 Venue: Hanoi International Centre of Exhibition (I.C.E) Source: https://idccenter.gov.vn/vimexpo-vietnam-autoexpo-2026-su-kien-cong-nghiep-lon-nhat-sap-dien-ra-tai-ha-noi/

Stair-climbing robot vacuums, AI camera-integrated headphones, rollable laptops, and bezel-less TVs are among the impressive tech devices recently showcased at CES 2026.

The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) takes place from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas (USA). This is not only a place for tech manufacturers to showcase their latest devices but also a space that hints at many new technology trends for the future.

Below are the breakthrough tech products that made a strong impression at CES 2026.

Stair-climbing, step-cleaning robot vacuums

A year ago, Roborock launched the Saros Z70 robot vacuum at CES 2025 with an articulated robotic arm that could reach forward to pick up items like socks instead of rolling over them. This year, the company brought the new Saros Rover model to the exhibition, which also features attachments but in the form of extendable bipedal legs with wheels. This design allows the robot to climb and clean stairs.

The Saros Rover robot vacuum can climb stairs and clean the steps it passes over.

PHOTO: ROBOROCK

A robot vacuum that can clean multiple floors in a house by navigating stairs is not a new concept, but the Saros Rover can also clean each step as it climbs. At CES 2026, the demo showed that cleaning the steps is still quite slow, but this is an incredible leap forward, demonstrating that cleaning robots are increasingly simulating human-like operations, with their range of motion no longer limited by terrain. There is currently no specific release date or price for this special robot model.

AI camera-integrated headphones

Over the past year, the market has witnessed a trend of built-in AI in headphones and cameras to improve performance, as well as audio and image quality. But Razer took a more interesting approach. They believe that smart glasses are not the future of technology; rather, headphones might be what users are looking for.

AI camera-integrated headphones.

SOURCE: RAZER

Razer's Project Motoko prototype looks similar to wireless headphones but is integrated with a pair of 4K cameras placed at eye level. The device also features near and far-field microphones, integrated with artificial intelligence.

The headphones are equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip, compatible with AI models for image and sound recognition, or responding to user requests. The battery life has been tested at up to 36 hours, outperforming all types of AI smart glasses on the market.

Crease-free foldable OLED screens

Although just a research and development concept, Samsung Display made a big splash at CES 2026 when it introduced a foldable OLED panel without a crease. Interestingly, this technology might not be for Samsung's next flagship but could be the key to paving the way for its biggest rival, Apple.

The crease-free foldable OLED screen prototype (right) displayed by Samsung at CES 2026.

PHOTO: SAMSUNG DISPLAY

Samsung Display has long been a panel supplier for Apple, so the appearance of a crease-free screen at CES 2026 has fueled speculation that the first foldable iPhone will launch soon. Additionally, Samsung could integrate this panel into the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide Fold - smartphones rumored to be similar in size to Apple's foldable iPhone.

Lego Computer

Lego does not frequently exhibit products at CES, but at this year's show, the company introduced the Smart Brick - an embedded computing platform packed entirely within a standard 2x4 Lego brick. This is not only Lego's 50-year ambition but also opens up a new PC trend, where wireless components can be encapsulated in small plastic blocks and easily assembled together.

Lego's assembled computer model.

PHOTO: LEGO

The Lego computer features interactive LEDs, wireless connectivity, a speaker, a microphone, and various sensors that can detect light, motion, tilt, and gestures. The Smart Brick works in tandem with NFC smart tags (Lego pieces) and minifigures to unlock a completely new way of interacting. For example, you can use the Smart Brick to trigger a crash sound when a Lego race car flips over, or start playing The Imperial March when a new Emperor Palpatine figure is placed on the throne.

Giant 130-inch Micro RGB TV

Samsung debuted one of the most impressive TVs at this year's CES with its giant 130-inch Micro RGB model. This is the company's largest Micro RGB screen to date, ushering in a new design language for its ultra-premium TV lineup.

The Timeless Frame design features a modern art gallery style, turning technology into a work of art. The massive screen is designed like a floating window, while the audio system is integrated and calibrated to the screen size to create a seamless blend between image and sound.

Samsung has not yet announced the official price or release date, but this model will be positioned in the ultra-premium segment.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nhung-cong-nghe-dot-pha-vua-xuat-hien-tai-ces-2026-185260108113849918.htm

AASC Auditing Firm cordially invites you to read our Legal Newsletter No. 07 of 2026, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICIES

• Extension of deadlines for payment of Value Added Tax (VAT), Corporate Income Tax (CIT), Personal Income Tax (PIT), and land rent in 2026
• Guidance on the Law on Tax Administration
• Guidance on the Law on Personal Income Tax
• Guidance on electronic invoices and electronic documents
• Regulations on tax administration for related-party transactions of associated enterprises
• Regulations on registration fees
• Regulations on tax registration
• Regulations on compliance and risk management in tax administration
• Guidance on the implementation of Agreements on Avoidance of Double Taxation and Prevention of Fiscal Evasion; guidance on the application of Advance Pricing Agreements (APA) in related-party transactions
• Guidance on the Law on Value Added Tax
• Tax-related official letters

REGULATIONS ON ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING SERVICES

• Guidance on purchasing professional liability insurance for practicing auditors or setting up a professional risk reserve fund in independent auditing activities
• Abolition of certain administrative procedures in the accounting and auditing sectors
• Regulations on independent audits for commercial banks, non-bank credit institutions, microfinance institutions, and foreign bank branches

STATE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS

• Regulations on the private placement and trading of corporate bonds in domestic and international markets
• Guidance on the management of construction investment costs
• Guidance on construction contracts
• Regulations on the management and depreciation calculation of road infrastructure assets, and guidance on declaring and reporting on road, inland waterway, maritime, and railway infrastructure assets
• Regulations on prudential limits and safety ratios in the operations of banks and foreign bank branches
• Regulations on lending activities by credit institutions and foreign bank branches to customers
• Other regulations

For details, please access the following link: Newsletter of July 2026

Over the five days from August 12 to 16, 2026, Ho Chi Minh City became the focal point as AASC Auditing Firm Company Limited was honored to host the HLB Asia Pacific & Emerging Markets Conference 2026. Under the theme “Connected Markets, Sustainable Futures: Innovation, Trade, and Global Partnerships,” the event brought together dozens of senior leaders from HLB Global member firms, featuring strategic discussions while showcasing Vietnam’s cultural identity and hospitality.

In his welcoming speech, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of AASC, representing the host country, emphasized:

“The fact that AASC is honored to be entrusted by HLB Global and the region with hosting the HLB APAC & Emerging Markets Conference 2026 is not only a great source of pride but also a testament to the maturity and increasingly prominent position of AASC on the international stage. Through this event, we not only connect leading experts to address the challenges facing emerging markets but also seek to convey the image of an innovative, sustainable, and culturally rich Vietnam to our friends around the world.”

The conference was officially opened under the chairmanship of Mr. Bill Hagaman – Chairman of HLB Global. Delivering a welcoming speech, Dr. Tran Khanh Lam – Vice President and Secretary General of VACPA, and Chairman of GAC, CAPA, emphasized the increasingly important role of Vietnam on the regional economic map.

The opening highlight of the professional discussion sessions was the speech by Dr. Can Van Luc – Chief Economist of BIDV and Member of the Prime Minister’s Policy Advisory Council. With the theme “Vietnam as the Growth Hub of the Asia-Pacific Region: Supply Chains, Trade Corridors & FDI Trends,” he provided a comprehensive picture of opportunities to reshape global trade networks, affirming Vietnam’s position as an indispensable link in supply chains and a key destination for international investment.

Moving beyond macro-level analysis, this year’s Conference focused on two pillars shaping the future of the industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) sustainability.

On the third working day, HLB’s leading experts explored the topic “Why AI Adoption Cannot Be Delayed.” From boosting efficiency through real-world use cases to exploring how AI can scale advisory practices, the conference provided a practical and timely perspective on digital transformation.

On the fourth day, the focus shifted to ESG and social responsibility. Mr. Pham Hoang Hai – Representative of WWF Vietnam, shared important insights into how businesses and stakeholders can collaborate to navigate the transition towards sustainability. Panel discussions on capital markets, M&A in emerging economies, and the integration of ESG into supply chains provided valuable strategic perspectives for HLB members in advising global clients.

In particular, the program “Voices of Vietnam: CSR Cultural Heritage Experience,” featuring a traditional musical instrument workshop with local artisans, was not only a bonding activity but also a strong message from AASC about its commitment to preserving cultural heritage and supporting community development. The event concluded with relaxing moments at Binh Chau Hot Springs (Vung Tau), leaving participants with a lasting impression of a Vietnam that is dynamic yet poetic and gentle.

The HLB Asia Pacific & Emerging Markets Conference 2026 concluded with great success. The event not only strengthened the global strategic cooperation network but also affirmed AASC’s organizational capacity, vision, and hospitality. Looking ahead, AASC will continue to promote its role as a bridge, bringing global knowledge and expertise to Vietnam while simultaneously elevating the Vietnamese brand on the international stage.

Some highlights from the Conference:

Following the success of AASC's 35th Anniversary Celebration in Hanoi, on the evening of August 14, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City, AASC Auditing Firm Company Limited solemnly held the program "35 Years of AASC – Trust Leads the Way" as a gathering to express gratitude to valued clients, partners, and organizations in the Southern region.

The program took place in a warm and intimate atmosphere, bringing together AASC leaders, along with representatives of the Board of Management, Chief Accountants, and Internal Audit Boards of Corporations, enterprises, and close partners who have always trusted and accompanied AASC throughout its journey.

In his opening speech, Chairman of the Board of Members and Secretary of the AASC Party Committee, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan emphasized: If the Anniversary Celebration in Hanoi was an important milestone summarizing 35 years of AASC's Auditing, Valuation, and Financial and Tax Advisory operations, accompanying the 35-year journey of Vietnam's Independent Auditing Industry, then the gathering in Ho Chi Minh City is a warm, reflective moment for AASC to once again send its most sincere gratitude to the Government and the Ministry of Finance, AASC's founding agency, and express its thankfulness to the clients, partners, individuals, and organizations that have trusted and walked alongside AASC over the past 35 years. 35 years is not merely a measure of time, but a journey of standards, independence, professional ethics, and service quality—the core values that forge the identity of AASC and the Independent Auditing Industry of Vietnam.

In response to that trust and support, AASC once again affirms its commitment to continuing to elevate service quality and uphold professional ethics to remain worthy of the motto “35 Years of AASC – Trust Leads the Way”.

The gathering and tribute program in Ho Chi Minh City concluded with great success, leaving behind profound emotions, and reinforcing the strong and strategic partnership between AASC and the business community across Vietnam as they move forward.

Some pictures from the ceremony:

On the morning of August 6, 2026, at the Grand View Palace Ha Long Event Center (Cao Xanh Ward, Quang Ninh), AASC Auditing Firm solemnly held the Ceremony to Announce the Commendation and Appointment Decisions.

Attending the ceremony were Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members and Secretary of the Party Committee; Mr. Bui Van Thao – Deputy General Director; Mr. Pham Xuan Thai – Deputy General Director; Mr. Ngo Dao Hung – Administrative Director; along with the entire Board of Management and staff of the Quang Ninh Branch.

At the ceremony, Mr. Ngo Dao Hung – Administrative Director announced the Commendation Decision of the Board of Members for Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Huong – Member of the Board of Members, Secretary of the Party Cell, and Former Director of AASC Quang Ninh Branch. Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members and Mr. Bui Van Thao – Deputy General Director presented the Decision, along with flowers and congratulatory gifts.

Having been with AASC for more than 30 years (since 1996), Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Huong has always been dedicated and responsible, working alongside the team to build and develop the Quang Ninh Branch, firmly establishing the reputation of the AASC brand in the region. Speaking at the ceremony, she expressed her deep emotions and shared heartfelt messages with the younger generation. Representatives of the Party Cell, the Trade Union, and the Branch's staff presented flowers and gifts as a token of gratitude to her.

As part of the ceremony, the Company announced the Decision of the General Director appointing Mr. Ha Tien Sy, Deputy Director of the Branch, to the position of Director of the Quang Ninh Branch, effective from August 1, 2026. Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members and Mr. Pham Xuan Thai – Deputy General Director in charge of the Branch presented the Decision and congratulatory flowers.

Upon accepting his new position, Mr. Ha Tien Sy committed to building on the achievements of previous generations of leaders, while promoting the spirit of solidarity, innovation, and creativity. Together with the Branch's Board of Directors and staff, he pledged to continue building the Quang Ninh Branch towards sustainable development.

With a solid foundation established over many generations, along with the leadership and direction of the Board of Members and the executive leadership of the Company, AASC Quang Ninh Branch is expected to continue achieving many successes, affirming its position, and contributing to the overall development of AASC Auditing Firm and Vietnam's independent auditing industry.

Some pictures from the ceremony:

On July 31 and August 1, 2026, in response to the 2026 Summer Youth Volunteer Campaign and to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Company and the Independent Auditing Industry (1991–2026), the Youth Union of AASC Auditing Firm sent representatives to participate in the “Red Journey – Returning to the Roots, Educating on Revolutionary Traditions” program in Thai Nguyen Province. The program was jointly organized by the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of Hoan Kiem Ward, the Grassroots Youth Union of the People’s Army Newspaper, the Youth Union of the Criminal Forensics Department of Hanoi City Police, and the Hoan Kiem Ward Police.

Attending the program were Comrade Dang Thanh Tu – Secretary of the Hoan Kiem Ward Youth Union; Comrade Le Thi Kim Tuyen – Party Committee Member and Deputy Head of the Criminal Forensics Department; Comrade Tran Trung Kien – Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Chief of the Hoan Kiem Ward Police; along with members of the working delegation from AASC Auditing Firm, Viet Duc Hospital, the People’s Army Newspaper, and Hoan Kiem Ward Police; as well as secretaries of grassroots youth unions and affiliated branches under the Ward Youth Union and Youth Union members of Hoan Kiem Ward.

As part of the program, the working delegation respectfully offered incense and reported on their achievements at the President Ho Chi Minh Memorial House in the Dinh Hoa ATK Historical Relic Site. The delegation then offered incense at Pu Don Hill (General Consecration Hill), visited Tin Keo Hut, and attended a memorial service at the National Historical Relic Site of Youth Volunteers Company 915, Team 91 Bac Thai, commemorating the 60 Youth Volunteer martyrs who heroically sacrificed their lives for the cause of national liberation.

The “Red Journey” concluded with profound emotions and valuable lessons. It will serve as a driving force for AASC’s youth to continue promoting the spirit of “Where there is a need, the youth are there; where there is hardship, the youth are ready,” while constantly learning, training, innovating, and dedicating themselves. This contributes to the continued development of AASC Auditing Firm, while also encouraging active participation in community activities and contributing to the development of the Youth Union organization and society.

Some pictures of the working delegation:

AASC Auditing Firm cordially invites you to explore our Legal Newsletter – Issue 06/2026, featuring the following key updates:

TAX POLICIES

• Law amending a number of tax laws
• Implementation guidelines for the Law on Value-Added Tax
• Official Letters on taxation

STATE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS

• Implementation guidelines for the Law on Corporate Recovery and Bankruptcy regarding the change of the legal representative of enterprises with State capital after the Court accepts a petition for recovery procedures
• Regulations on the depository and utilization of valuable papers
• Regulations on prudential limits and ratios in the operations of banks and foreign bank branches

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please find the full details at the following link:Bản tin VBPL Số 06 năm 2026

On June 30, 2026, in Hanoi, Party Cell 1 under the AASC Party Committee held a preliminary conference to review Party building work and the implementation of professional tasks during the first six months of 2026, while setting out directions and key tasks for the remaining six months of the year.

Attending and directing the Conference was Comrade Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members and Secretary of the Company's Party Committee, along with all Party members of Party Cell 1.

At the Conference, the Party Cell adopted a report reviewing the results of implementing the Resolution during the first six months of the year. In the context of the entire Party focusing on the vigorous implementation of the Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress, Party Cell 1 disseminated documents of the Hanoi City Party Committee and the Hoan Kiem Ward Party Committee, proactively translating the guidelines into practice and incorporating them into the plans and resolutions of the AASC Party Committee. Leadership and direction have been further innovated, closely linked with accelerating digital transformation and promoting professional ethics and corporate culture.

Delivering a directive speech at the Conference, on behalf of the Party Executive Committee and the Board of Members, Comrade Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members and Secretary of the Company's Party Committee, commended the efforts and comprehensive results achieved by Party Cell 1 during the first half of 2026.

He emphasized:

“Entering the last six months of the year with a large workload and many new challenges, Party Cell 1 needs to continue promoting its role as a political nucleus. Every Party member must set a pioneering example of morality and intellect. The Party Committee and leaders of the units need to strengthen connectivity and mutual support, taking work efficiency and the sustainable development of the Company as measures of performance, contributing to the successful realization of the strategic goals set by the Board of Members and the Board of General Directors.”

In addition, Party Cell 1 introduced three outstanding individuals – Tran Thi Cam Van, Do Thi Hong Men, and Tran Thi Anh Dao – to attend a Party awareness training class, and urged the completion of admission dossiers for Hoang Van Huan, Tran Thi Thanh Huyen, and Dong Huyen Trang to join the Party.

The Conference reached broad consensus on the key targets and tasks, generating new momentum and renewed determination for Party Cell 1 to excellently fulfill all assigned tasks, contributing to the overall development of the Party Committee and AASC during its first term under the Hoan Kiem Ward Party Committee.

Some pictures from the Conference:

On June 26, 2026, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm held the Closing Ceremony for the 2026 Class of New Assistants. Attending the closing ceremony were Deputy General Director Do Thi Ngoc Dung – in charge of training and Quality Control (QC), representatives of the leadership of various units, and more than 100 trainees from Departments, Divisions, and Branches across the Company.

This year's training program took place from June 15, 2026, to June 26, 2026, featuring sessions delivered by highly experienced instructors. During this time, the trainees were equipped with foundational and in-depth knowledge of their profession, professional ethics, as well as communication skills, teamwork, and detailed audit procedures for several important audit sections. The course not only provided practical and useful knowledge but also helped the new Assistants quickly adapt to their roles in a professional and efficient manner. At the end of the course, the trainees successfully completed the program with excellent academic results.

The Company places its trust in and hopes that the new Assistants will continuously cultivate their professional knowledge, develop their professional capabilities, and uphold professional ethics. We wish you exciting experiences, while learning from senior colleagues with humility and an open mind, and always striving to provide clients with services of the highest quality.

The Closing Ceremony concluded successfully in a warm and lively atmosphere. The trainees had the opportunity to meet and interact directly with the Leaders of the Departments and Divisions during an intimate tea party. This was also an occasion for the new trainees to strengthen their team spirit, deepen their understanding, and foster a greater love for the "red address" at No. 01 Le Phung Hieu, Hanoi – a place that will accompany and support them as they develop their careers and grow and thrive in the years ahead.

Some highlights from the Closing Ceremony:

On May 29, 2026, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Company Limited continued to affirm its commitment to accompanying the future generation of accountants and auditors through its role as a Gold Sponsor at the KSM Audit Competition 2026 (KAC 2026).

Held annually, KAC 2026 continues to assert its position as a prestigious and inspiring academic playground for students passionate about the fields of Accounting and Auditing. The competition is an intellectual product jointly organized by the KSM Auditors Club, the Inter-branch Youth Union of the School of Accounting and Auditing, and the Career Counseling & Employment Center at the National Economics University (NEU), under the professional sponsorship of KMP Company Limited – KLE Mentoring Program. Beyond merely equipping students with a solid foundation of professional knowledge, KAC 2026 also creates an ideal "real-world practice" environment. Here, students have the opportunity to approach and resolve complex professional situations, thereby forging their logical thinking, elevating their analytical and critical skills, and maximizing their personal potential. These are the golden "keys" for young people to conquer the journey of becoming professional auditors in the digital era.

Representing the Firm, Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung – Deputy General Director of the Company, received a beautiful bouquet of flowers and a Certificate from the Organizing Committee as a sincere token of gratitude to AASC, the Gold Sponsor that has accompanied the competition for the fourth consecutive year. Concurrently, Ms. Dung was also honored to assume the role of a Jury Member for the event. At the highly competitive finale, with her wealth of practical experience, Ms. Dung provided sharp professional insights and highly constructive feedback for the teams' performances. Her active and dedicated participation made a significant contribution to helping the Organizing Committee select the most outstanding and deserving teams for the noble awards. At the end of the program, representing the competition's Gold Sponsor and on behalf of the other Jury members, Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung, together with representatives of the Organizing Committee, presented the Commemorative Medals and prizes to the competition's Champion team.

AASC Auditing Firm always believes that, with the flame of passion and a relentless spirit of continuous progress, today's "seeds" will soon grow to become leading auditors and financial experts. They are a driving force in promoting the transparency and sustainable development of Vietnam's independent auditing industry in the future.

AASC Auditing Firm cordially invites you to explore our Legal Newsletter – Issue 05/2026, featuring the following key updates:

TAX POLICIES

• Amendments to regulations on tax policies for business households and individual businesses, along with implementation guidelines for the Law on Corporate Income Tax
• Official Letters on taxation

ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING REGULATIONS

• Amendments to selected guidelines on methods for preparing and presenting Consolidated Financial Statements
• Amendments to regulations on administrative penalties in the fields of accounting and independent auditing

STATE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS

• Regulations on outbound investment
• Amendments to regulations on the management and utilization of Official Development Assistance (ODA) and concessional foreign loans
• Regulations on expenditure regimes for receiving foreign guests working in Vietnam, organizing international conferences and seminars in Vietnam, and receiving domestic guests
• Amendments to regulations on special lending to credit institutions

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please find the full details at the following link:Bản tin tháng 05 Năm 2026

On the afternoon of May 28, 2026, AASC Auditing Firm (located at No. 1 Le Phung Hieu, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi) was pleased to welcome a delegation of 18th-cohort auditing students from the Faculty of Accounting and Auditing (School of Economics – Hanoi University of Industry) for a practical field visit. The program was organized to bridge the gap between academic theory and corporate reality, offering students an intuitive, firsthand learning space.

On behalf of the Company’s leadership, Deputy General Director Do Thi Ngoc Dung extended a warm welcome to the students and their supervising lecturers. She shared insights into AASC’s 35-year journey of establishment and development, highlighting its pioneering milestones in Vietnam. Through this interactive session, students gained realistic perspectives on the auditing profession, learned about core skills required for the job, and explored career roadmaps for future auditors.

The university representative expressed sincere thanks to AASC for providing students the opportunity to experience a large-scale, professional working environment at a leading firm in Vietnam's independent auditing industry.

The field trip concluded in an enthusiastic atmosphere, leaving positive impressions and inspiring a strong passion for the profession among the young students. In line with its spirit of supporting education and talent development, AASC Auditing Firm remains fully open to welcoming and providing internship and career advancement opportunities for talented, passionate students from universities nationwide.

Continuing the sequence of activities celebrating AASC’s 35th anniversary and welcoming the success of the official ceremony on May 13, 2026, AASC successfully organized a Team Building and Gala Dinner program in Ha Long, Quang Ninh, from May 21 to May 23, 2026, under the theme "AASC – Trust Leads the Way."

In an energetic early-summer atmosphere, over 400 members of the AASC family—including Council Members, the Board of Management, managers, auditors, appraisers, technicians, and staff—gathered at Ha Long Bay, a World Natural Heritage site. Together, they shared a meaningful 3-day journey filled with bonding and shared experiences, recharging their energy for the road ahead.

The highlight of the trip was the Gala Dinner held on the evening of May 21, 2026, at the Grand View Hotel (Hon Gai, Ha Long). With professional lighting, sound, and a vibrant opening dance performance, the evening became an emotional stage that honored core corporate values and ignited a collective desire to excel.

In his opening speech, Permanent Deputy General Director Do Manh Cuong reviewed AASC's 35-year history, tracing its path from the early days of Vietnam's independent auditing sector to its current position as an industry pioneer. The opening toast and collective cheers of "AASC – TRUST LEADS THE WAY" set off an intimate gathering featuring a premium seafood menu, live music, and heartfelt "homegrown" performances by AASC members.

The following morning, May 22, 2026, the Team Building program took place at Sun Beach (Ha Long). It featured creative outdoor challenges designed around the philosophy of "Riding the Waves with AASC." These team challenges required strategic thinking, effective communication, and mutual support—qualities that are essential in a professional auditing environment.

The Ha Long 2026 program wrapped up in high spirits, leaving a lasting impact: internal solidarity was reinforced, brand pride was revitalized, and the team's spirit was charged for new strategic targets. As Vietnam's auditing and valuation sectors integrate deeply with international standards, AASC continues to stand firm on its motto: "Trust Leads the Way, Professionalism Creates Value." Every member, through their expertise, ethics, and innovative spirit, will continue writing the success story of the AASC home.

Some photos from the event:

On May 13, 2026, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. solemnly celebrated its 35th anniversary (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026) under the theme "AASC 35 Years – Trust Leads the Way." This milestone carries profound significance as it marks the journey of formation and development of Vietnam's Independent Auditing Industry.

The event was honored to welcome prominent former leaders of the Ministry of Finance, including Mr. Tran Van Ta, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, and Mrs. Vu Thi Mai, alongside representatives from various Departments, Boards, Institutes, and the State Securities Commission. Leaders from professional bodies such as VAA, VACPA, VTCA, VVA, ACCA, and CPA Australia were also in attendance, alongside executives from major corporations, banks, and domestic and international partners. On AASC’s side, the event welcomed Mr. Pham Huy Doan (AASC Director from 1991–2000), Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Council Chairman and Party Secretary), Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (General Director), and generations of AASC auditors and staff.

The celebration allowed the collective of AASC and its guests to reflect on a 35-year journey built on trust, resilience, intelligence, ethics, and a desire to serve. From its modest beginnings, AASC has risen to become one of the premier independent auditing firms in Vietnam, continuously innovating to support the national economy.

During the program, attendees watched a documentary titled "AASC 35 Years – Trust Leads the Way" and attended a seminar titled "Creating Value – Guiding the Journey," sharing insights into AASC's foundational role in the local auditing landscape.

On this special occasion, the Ministry of Finance awarded Certificates of Merit to the AASC collective and 05 outstanding individuals for their contributions to the finance and auditing sector. On behalf of the Company, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung presented Medals of Dedication to Mr. Pham Huy Doan and Mr. Ngo Duc Doan for their lifelong service to AASC.

Former leaders of the Ministry of Finance and distinguished guests spoke highly of AASC's milestones. They expressed strong confidence that with its 35-year legacy, solid unity, and corporate culture deeply rooted in Vietnamese identity, AASC will maintain its leading position and continue contributing to the growth of the nation's independent auditing and valuation sectors.

The ceremony concluded with a symbolic "Unlocking the New Journey" ritual, accompanied by the theme message and a performance of the song "AASC – A Shared Faith" by AASC staff, demonstrating their collective resolve to carry forward core values into the new era.

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To mark the 95th anniversary of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 – March 26, 2026) and look forward to AASC’s 35th anniversary, the Editorial Board proudly introduces an article by Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Members' Council of AASC Auditing Firm: "AASC YOUTH – PIONEERS IN CREATING VALUE."

On this 95th anniversary of the Youth Union, AASC’s young generation looks back with pride at its active contributions under the guidance of the Party Committee, Members' Council, and Company Leadership over a 35-year journey of growth (1991–2026). Throughout this path, the AASC Youth Union has consistently demonstrated its pioneering and creative role across auditing, financial consulting, tax, and valuation services, actively fueling the company’s sustainable development.

Pioneering in auditing operations

The youth workforce represents the frontline power directly involved in numerous audit engagements, demonstrating high responsibility, professional manners, and quick adaptability. Despite tight schedules and frequent, long-distance business trips, AASC's young professionals steadfastly uphold their professional integrity, strictly adhering to the core principles of Independence – Honesty – Transparency. Their dedication, accuracy, and discipline have been instrumental in elevating service quality and bolstering AASC’s brand reputation in the market.

Innovating in financial and tax consulting

In consulting, the Youth Union clearly displays dynamism and a capacity to swiftly capture updates in financial and tax policies. Many members have directly advised clients on enhancing financial management efficiency, ensuring strict tax compliance, optimizing business operations. These contributions have effectively helped clients improve their competitiveness and adapt to an increasingly volatile economic environment.

Enhancing transparency in valuation services

In valuation activities, young union members participate actively in asset inspection, market analysis, and value determination with an objective and prudent mindset. Their strict adherence to professional workflows, combined with modern technology and data applications, has significantly improved valuation accuracy, thereby helping protect market transparency.

Amplifying corporate culture and social responsibility

Beyond their professional duties, the Youth Union proactively coordinates with the Trade Union to launch internal emulation campaigns and social welfare programs. These charitable activities foster a supportive, humane working environment and project a professional, responsible image of AASC staff to the community.

Carrying forward traditions – Steering safely into the future

In this new developmental phase, which demands sophisticated economic and financial governance, the youth of AASC must continue to remain committed to the core values of Independence, Honesty, and Transparency, continuously learn to upgrade professional skills, master new technologies, and adapt swiftly to digital transformation, constantly cultivate professional ethics in accounting, auditing, and valuation, while maintaining a strong sense of discipline and a desire to contribute.

"Upholding Traditions, Innovating Mindsets, Stepping Firmly into the Future"—this is both the mission and the responsibility of today's AASC youth toward the sustainable development of the Company and Vietnam’s broader auditing and valuation industries.

In a warm and cordial atmosphere, on the afternoon of March 20, 2026, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. hosted an interactive gathering with prominent leaders of professional associations.

Distinguished guests included: Mrs. Vu Thi Mai – Former Deputy Minister of Finance and Chairwoman of VACPA, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Cuc – Chairwoman of the Vietnam Tax Consultants' Association (VTCA), Mr. Nguyen Tien Thoa – Chairman of the Vietnam Valuation Association (VVA), Mr. Vu Đức Chinh – Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Accountants and Auditors (VAA), and Mr. Pham Van Binh – Deputy Director of the Price Management Department under the Ministry of Finance. The guests were welcomed by AASC’s leadership and key personnel.

This meaningful gathering aimed to strengthen coordination, solidarity, and knowledge sharing as AASC approaches its 35th anniversary (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026), a milestone that runs parallel with the formation of Vietnam’s Independent Auditing Industry. The event was also chosen to debut an official song dedicated to the Vietnam Valuation Association.

Opening the program, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan expressed his warm welcome and deep gratitude for the highly responsible and effective contributions of the four associations to the fields of accounting, auditing, taxation, and valuation, emphasizing the strong bond between AASC and these bodies. Following his remarks, Mr. Nguyen Tien Thoa invited the delegates to enjoy the song "The Song of the Vietnam Valuation Association," which inspired professional pride and connection among the sectors.

The atmosphere grew even livelier with musical performances by Mr. Nguyen Hung Minh, former Director of the Emulation and Commendation Department of the Ministry of Finance. The familiar, emotional melodies created a warm, humanistic space that connected all delegates. This gathering was not only a time to reflect on past milestones but also opened up numerous future collaboration opportunities, supporting the sustainable growth of the accounting, auditing, and valuation professions in Vietnam.

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On the morning of March 16, 2026, in Hanoi, Party Branch 3 solemnly organized a Party Admission Ceremony for an outstanding candidate, Mr. Ha Van Xuyen—a Member of the Council and Audit Manager of Audit Department 1. The ceremony was attended by Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Members' Council) alongside members of Party Branch 3.

During the ceremony, Mr. Vu Xuan Bien—Member of the Company's Party Executive Committee and Secretary of Party Branch 3—announced and handed over the Party Admission Decision to Mr. Ha Van Xuyen, recognizing his continuous efforts, personal development, and positive contributions over the past years.

Following the presentation, Mr. Ha Van Xuyen took his oath, swearing absolute loyalty to the ideals of the Communist Party of Vietnam and promising to strictly execute the four core duties of a Party member. He pledged to continuously study, refine his political fortitude and professional expertise, and strive to become a full Party member after the standard probationary period.

Speaking at the event, Party Committee Secretary Ngo Duc Doan presented flowers to congratulate Mr. Xuyen and instructed the new member to maintain a high sense of responsibility, revolutionary morals, and professional ethics in accounting and auditing. The Secretary also commended Party Branch 3 for its excellent work in party development, and reminded all members to remain pioneering examples, enhancing the leadership role of the Party within the enterprise to accompany the Company’s sustainable development.

Some photos from the ceremony:

AASC Auditing Firm cordially invites you to explore our Legal Newsletter – Issue 02/2026, featuring the following key updates:

TAX POLICIES

• Amendments and supplements to a number of articles of the Law on Value-Added Tax
• Regulations on administrative penalties in the field of fees and charges
• Detailed regulations on a number of articles of the Law on Special Consumption Tax
• Official Letters on taxation

FINANCE – BANKING – SECURITIES REGULATIONS

• Regulations on administrative penalties in the field of monetary and banking operations
• Guidelines on the operation and management of securities investment funds
• Guidelines on the supervision of securities transactions on the securities market and compliance supervision by the State Securities Commission
• Regulations on the roadmap for restructuring the stock trading market, bond trading market, derivatives trading market, and markets for other types of securities
• Guidelines on information disclosure on the securities market and regulations on trading listed and registered shares, fund certificates, corporate bonds, and listed covered warrants
• Regulations on conditions, dossiers, and procedures for approving capital contributions and share purchases by credit institutions

STATE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS

• Law on Investment No. 143/2025/QH15 dated December 11, 2025
• Law on Corporate Recovery and Bankruptcy No. 142/2025/QH15 dated December 11, 2025
• Mechanisms and policies to resolve difficulties and obstacles in the implementation of the Land Law regarding land use fees and land rental fees
• Guidelines on the regime for management, wear-and-tear calculation, and depreciation of fixed assets at agencies, organizations, and units, and fixed assets assigned by the State to enterprises for management without accounting as State capital in such enterprises
• Abolition of regulations on the allocation of business advantage (goodwill) value for joint-stock companies converted from State-owned enterprises

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please find the full details at the following link:Bản tin tháng 02 năm 2026

On February 23, 2026 (the 7th day of the First Lunar Month), amidst the vibrant spring atmosphere, AASC’s Members' Council, Board of Management, and entire staff enthusiastically gathered for the New Year Opening Program, officially launching a new working year with high expectations and determination.

At the gathering, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung extended his best New Year wishes to the Council, department heads, and all employees. Looking back at 2025, the Company successfully demonstrated flexibility and resilience against market fluctuations, achieving a total revenue of VND 315.75 billion (an 11.19% growth). This success has fortified the firm's governance foundation, enhanced professional capabilities, and maintained its strong reputation across auditing, financial-accounting consulting, tax, and valuation services in Vietnam.

Entering the Year of the Horse 2026, AASC aims to concentrate on elevating service quality, refining professional performance, optimizing internal management, and boosting high-quality human resources. With a proactive, unified, and innovative mindset, the AASC collective is determined to make solid strides to further cement its brand position in the market.

The General Director also launched an emulation campaign to achieve outstanding milestones in celebration of the upcoming 35th anniversary of both the Company and Vietnam’s Independent Auditing Industry (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026).

On this auspicious occasion, the Leadership and Trade Union distributed lucky money ("li xi") to the staff, wishing everyone health, happiness, and success, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere for the year ahead. The program concluded in a warm, joyful environment filled with positive energy, reflecting AASC's readiness to conquer higher goals in 2026 with confidence and professionalism.

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On the occasion of the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3, 1930 – February 3, 2026) and leading up to the 35th anniversary of the establishment of AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026), the Company's Party Committee solemnly held a Party Badge Awarding Ceremony on February 2, 2026, in Hanoi. The badges were presented in accordance with Decision No. 8127-QĐ/TU dated January 24, 2025, by the Hanoi Municipal Party Committee, honoring eligible Party members.

At the ceremony, on behalf of the Company's Party Committee, Secretary Ngo Duc Doan respectfully presented : the 40-Year Party Membership Badge to Mr. Ngo Van Chien (Member of Party Cell 1), the 30-Year Party Membership Badge to Mr. Nguyen Nguyen Thanh Tung (Member of Party Cell 5, Member of the Executive Committee of the Party Committee, and General Director of the Company) and the 30-Year Party Membership Badge to Mr. Tran Quang Mau (Member of Party Cell 3, Audit Manager of Audit Department 2).

These badges represent the Party's noble recognition of the long-standing dedication, continuous self-cultivation, and outstanding contributions of these members toward building the Party, developing the business, and fostering the growth of AASC and Vietnam’s independent auditing sector.

Speaking at the ceremony on behalf of the recipients, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung expressed deep emotion and profound gratitude for the Party's recognition. He affirmed his commitment to upholding the pioneering role of a Party member, maintaining political fortitude and professional ethics, and working in unity with the leadership and staff to excellently fulfill all assigned duties.

On behalf of the Party Committee, the Secretary and Council Chairman extended his warm congratulations and directions. He emphasized that the Party Badge is not only a personal honor for the recipients but also a collective pride for the entire AASC Party Committee. He urged all party cells and members to keep promoting solidarity, maintain their role as the political core, and seamlessly integrate Party-building activities with professional duties to ensure AASC's sustainable, reputable, and professional development.

The ceremony took place in a solemn, warm, and meaningful atmosphere, reflecting the deep care of the Company's Party Committee toward its members, steering the firm toward robust political and professional growth in the new era.

Some photos from the ceremony:

AASC Inspection Company respectfully invites you to refer to Legal Document Bulletin No. 12 of 2025, which includes the following important updated information: 

CONTENTS

TAX POLICIES

• Regulations on land use fee and land rental
• Guidance on the extension of agricultural land use tax exemption
• Adjustment of the personal income tax family deduction
• Official tax-related dispatches

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

• Amendments to regulations on the management and use of public assets
• Regulations on minimum wages for employees working under labour contracts
• Amendments to administrative sanctions in the fields of securities and the securities market, derivatives securities, and the derivatives securities market
• Regulations on independent auditing applicable to credit institutions operating as cooperatives

OTHER DOCUMENTS

Please see details at the link: Legal Newsletter No.12 2025

On December 23–24, 2025, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd., in coordination with the Vietnam Steel Corporation (VNSTEEL), successfully organized a specialized training program to disseminate Circular No. 99/2025/TT-BTC issued by the Ministry of Finance. This new Circular governs the corporate accounting regime, officially replacing Circular No. 200/2014/TT-BTC.

The program saw the attendance of Mr. Nghiem Xuan Da (General Director of VNSTEEL), along with members of the Supervisory Board, Internal Audit Board, Finance & Accounting Board, and functional departments at the corporation's headquarters, alongside capital representatives, executives, and finance-accounting managers from VNSTEEL's subsidiaries. Representing AASC were Deputy General Director Do Manh Cuong, Audit Director Nguyen Dieu Trang, and a team of seasoned experts in finance, accounting, auditing, and consulting.

During the sessions, Deputy General Director Do Manh Cuong directly facilitated and discussed key professional components of Circular 99/2025/TT-BTC. Drawing from extensive practical experience, AASC's experts clarified the core changes and updates of the new accounting regime, offering tailored guidance on how to apply these regulations effectively within the specific operations of the corporation and its member units.

A significant portion of the program was dedicated to open discussions and analyzing real-world case studies. Questions and operational bottlenecks raised by attendees were thoroughly addressed by AASC experts, aligning closely with VNSTEEL's manufacturing and business characteristics. This interactive approach effectively helped the units proactively prepare for a smooth and consistent transition to the new accounting system.

This training program not only underscores AASC's role as a leading consultant in finance, accounting, and auditing, but also reaffirms its strong commitment to helping enterprises enhance financial governance, bolster transparency, and achieve sustainable growth amidst a modernizing and integrating policy landscape.

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IFRS SERVICES

Enhancing Transparency and Enabling Global Integration with AASC

Overview

 As Vietnam advances its roadmap for the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), IFRS has become more than a regulatory requirement for listed entities. It represents the global financial language that enables enterprises to enhance transparency, access international capital, and strengthen their position in global markets.

The transition from Vietnamese Accounting Standards (VAS) to IFRS is a complex and demanding process, requiring in-depth expertise in international standards, financial and accounting systems, and the Vietnamese legal and regulatory environment. AASC supports enterprises throughout this journey by delivering comprehensive, practical, and reliable IFRS solutions.

Why Choose AASC for IFRS Services?

• Proven IFRS Leadership and Experience

AASC is among the pioneering audit and advisory firms in Vietnam to implement IFRS conversion projects from VAS to IFRS for large state-owned groups and corporations financed by the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank (ADB), as well as foreign-invested enterprises (FDIs).

• Strong Global Network Connectivity

Through HLB International—one of the world’s Top 8 global professional networks—AASC remains fully up to date with the latest IFRS developments and is able to mobilize international specialists to address complex and cross-border IFRS matters.

• Highly Qualified and Experienced IFRS Professionals

AASC’s IFRS experts:

• Hold internationally recognized professional qualifications such as ACCA, CPA Australia, and CIA;
• Possess extensive hands-on experience in addressing VAS–IFRS differences for state-owned groups, public interest entities, and foreign-invested enterprises; and
• Regularly deliver IFRS training programs for corporate clients and professional audiences.
• Deep Understanding of the Vietnamese Regulatory Environment

AASC designs IFRS implementation roadmaps tailored to each enterprise, ensuring feasibility, regulatory compliance, and optimal use of internal resources.

AASC’s IFRS Services

1. IFRS Financial Reporting Advisory

• Assessment of key differences between VAS and IFRS through targeted gap analysis aligned with the client’s core business activities
• Development of a first-time adoption roadmap in accordance with IFRS 1
• Technical advisory on critical IFRS matters, including Fair Value measurement, Impairment, IFRS 9, IFRS 15, and IFRS 16
• Development of IFRS accounting manuals and IFRS-based financial reporting processes

2. Audit of IFRS Financial Statements

• Audit of IFRS financial statements for listing purposes, international financing, and group reporting
• Review of IFRS Reporting Packages for subsidiaries operating in Vietnam
• Assessment of compliance and presentation in accordance with applicable IFRS requirements

3. IFRS Training Services

• Introductory and update training on the IFRS adoption roadmap in Vietnam
• In-depth training by individual standards and by industry
• Practical workshops on conversion from VAS to IFRS
• Customized in-house IFRS training programs tailored to specific corporate needs

Partnering with Enterprises on the IFRS Journey

With a pragmatic approach, a team of highly experienced professionals, and service standards aligned with international best practices, AASC is committed to delivering IFRS solutions that are reliable, effective, and aligned with the long-term strategic objectives of enterprises.

IFRS Advisory Contact

Mr. Do Manh Cuong
eMBA, CIA, FCMA/CGMA, FCCA, FCPA (Australia & Vietnam)
Partner
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Tel: (+84) 903 256 280

ESG SERVICES

(Environmental, Social and Governance)

Overview

In the context of global climate change and increasingly stringent expectations from investors, financial institutions, and regulators, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations have become an integral component of corporate sustainability strategies.

The implementation and disclosure of ESG information not only enable enterprises to comply with emerging regulatory requirements—such as Vietnamese regulations, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and international sustainability reporting standards issued by the ISSB—but also support enterprises in:

• Enhancing access to investment capital, green finance, and export markets
• Systematically managing non-financial and sustainability-related risks
• Strengthening brand value, transparency, and credibility in capital markets

As a leading independent audit firm in Vietnam and a member of the HLB International network, AASC delivers ESG services through an integrated approach that combines strategic advisory with independent review and assurance of ESG information in accordance with international standards—a capability increasingly demanded by investors and financial institutions.

AASC’s Distinct Advantages

Global Capabilities with Deep Local Insight

Through HLB International—one of the world’s Top 8 global professional networks operating in more than 150 countries—AASC has access to leading global ESG practices while maintaining in-depth understanding of Vietnam’s legal framework, capital markets, and business environment.

Strong Audit and Assurance Expertise

With over 35 years of audit experience and a Top 5 market position in Vietnam, AASC is well positioned to provide independent ESG review and assurance services in accordance with international standards, including ISAE 3000, ISAE 3410, and the forthcoming ISSA 5000, thereby enhancing the reliability and credibility of ESG disclosures.

Multidisciplinary Professional Team

AASC’s team of more than 500 professionals brings together expertise in auditing, accounting, legal advisory, finance, and risk management, enabling a robust and quantitative approach to ESG, internal control, and corporate governance matters.

Extensive Practical Experience

AASC has provided professional services to more than 2,000 clients across all economic sectors, including listed companies, foreign-invested enterprises (FDIs), large state-owned corporations and groups, export-oriented businesses, and industries with significant environmental impact such as manufacturing, energy, real estate, agriculture, and infrastructure.

AASC’s ESG Services

1. ESG Advisory and ESG Reporting Services

AASC supports enterprises in developing a structured ESG framework aligned with business strategy and stakeholder expectations.

1. ESG Readiness Assessment and Materiality Analysis

• Assessment of the current ESG governance and management framework
• Identification of ESG-related risks and opportunities impacting enterprise value
• Materiality analysis based on stakeholder engagement

2. ESG Governance Framework and Strategy Development

• Advisory on ESG governance structures from the Board of Directors to operational levels
• Development of medium- and long-term ESG objectives and roadmaps (including Net Zero commitments, emissions management, occupational health and safety, diversity and inclusion)

3. ESG Data Collection and Management Systems

• Guidance on the measurement and collection of non-financial indicators
• Coverage of greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3), energy consumption, occupational safety, social, and governance indicators

4. ESG Reporting

• Preparation and presentation of ESG or Sustainability Reports in accordance with GRI, SASB, TCFD, and ISSB standards
• Tailored reporting to meet the requirements of stock exchanges, banks, and financial institutions

2. ESG Review and Assurance Services

To enhance the credibility of disclosed ESG information, AASC provides independent ESG review and assurance services.

1. Review and Assurance of ESG Indicators

• Evaluation of the completeness, reasonableness, and consistency of ESG data
• Assurance engagements conducted in accordance with international standards (ISAE 3000, ISAE 3410)

2. Compliance Assessment with Standards and Regulations

• Verification of compliance with GRI, TCFD, and ISSB principles
• Alignment with regulatory and capital market requirements

3. Management Letter and Improvement Recommendations

• Identification of weaknesses in ESG data collection and management systems
• Recommendations to enhance ESG governance, reporting quality, and continuous improvement

4. Verification of Green Finance Information

• Review and verification of information relating to green loans and green bonds
• Support for enterprises in accessing preferential financing from domestic and international financial institutions

Contact

For further discussion on an ESG roadmap tailored to your organization, please contact:

Mr. Do Manh Cuong
eMBA, CIA, FCMA/CGMA, FCCA, FCPA (Australia & Vietnam)
Partner
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Tel: (+84) 903 256 280

Looking toward the 35th anniversary of AASC's establishment, which also marks the inception of Vietnam's Independent Auditing Industry (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026), on December 19, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. enthusiastically organized the 2025 Employee Conference and the 2026 New Year Party.

The conference was honored to welcome Mr. Tran Van Ta (Former Permanent Deputy Minister and Secretary of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Finance), Mrs. Vu Thi Mai (Chairwoman of the Vietnam Association of Certified Public Accountants - VACPA), and Mr. Dang Van Thanh (Former Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Economic and Budget Committee). Representing AASC were Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Chairman of the Members' Council / Secretary of the Party Committee), Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (General Director), along with Members of the Council, the Board Directors, HHHeads of Units, the Trade Union Executive Committee, the Youth Union Executive Committee, and the entire company workforce.

During the proceedings, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung presented the review report for Fiscal Year 18 and strategic directions for Fiscal Year 19, Mr. Nguyen Van Tam (Vice Chairman of the Trade Union) reported on the implementation of grassroots democracy regulations and the Company's collective labor agreement, Mr. Ngo Hoang Hà (Vice Chairman of the Trade Union / Secretary of the Youth Union) summarized the emulation and commendation efforts of 2025 and launched the emulation campaign for 2026, and Mr. Ngo Dao Hung (Trade Union Chairman), authorized by the General Director, announced the 2025 Commendation Decisions and presented awards to teams with outstanding achievements in Fiscal Year 18.

Speaking at the event, the Chairwoman of VACPA recognized the Company's achievements and highly valued the effectiveness of AASC’s Trade Union activities. She commended their care for employees' rights, the organization of cultural and sports movements, voluntary blood donations, and their active social contributions, particularly in supporting flood victims over the past year.

On the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the founding of the People's Army of Vietnam (December 22, 1944 – December 22, 2025), AASC leadership extended congratulations and presented gifts to the Company's military veterans at the conference.

Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, speaking on behalf of the Members' Council and the executive team, expressed profound appreciation for the continuous support from the Ministry of Finance's Party Committee, superior trade unions, and professional associations. He also extended his warmest New Year wishes to all distinguished guests and employees.

A major highlight of this year's event was a lively Q&A session, interactive activities, and a lucky draw dedicated to the staff. The Quality Control Department and Audit Department 8 won the Third Prizes; the Ho Chi Minh City Branch took home the Second Prize; and the grand First Prize went to the Financial Services Group (FSG), presented by Council Chairman Ngo Duc Doan to Mr. Nguyen Hoang Nam from the Financial Institutions Sector (FIS).

The conference concluded with a festive New Year 2026 banquet, filled with joy and anticipation among the guests and staff, signaling a bright year ahead as the Year of the Horse approaches. We wish AASC continued strength and success, and wish all AASC employees health, happiness, and the drive to elevate AASC to new heights.

Some photos from the Conference:

On December 12, 2025, in Hanoi, the Trade Union of AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. solemnly held its Trade Union Congress for the 2025–2030 term. The Congress was honored to welcome distinguished guests, including Ms. Le Thi Thanh Thuy (Deputy Head of the Trade Union Affairs Department of the Hanoi Federation of Labor), Mr. Nguyen Thang (Member of the Standing Committee of the Hoan Kiem Ward Trade Union), and Ms. Tran Thị Thanh Huyen (Deputy Secretary of the Ward Youth Union).

On the Company’s side, the event was attended by Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Chairman of the Members' Council / Secretary of the Party Committee), Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (General Director), along with members of the Executive Board, representatives of departmental trade unions, and 62 delegates representing more than 500 AASC trade union members.

The Congress reviewed and evaluated the union’s performance during the 2023–2025 period, and outlined the orientations and action plans for the 2025–2030 tenure. Speaking at the Congress, the Council Chairman highly praised the Trade Union's accomplishments from 2023 to 2025. He requested that in the new term, the Trade Union should continue to fulfill its role in protecting employees' rights and interests, thereby fostering a professional working environment rich in AASC identity. He also urged the union to be more proactive and creative, contributing effectively to building a sustainable and prosperous AASC.

Several high-quality presentations were delivered by various units, notably: "Building a green workspace," "Cultivating professional etiquette and effective customer communication," and "Building corporate culture at AASC Auditing Firm."

The Congress proceeded with an election and unanimously appointed the new Trade Union Executive Committee for the 2025–2030 term, consisting of 09 members. On behalf of the newly elected committee, Mr. Ngo Dao Hung expressed his deep gratitude to the Company's leadership, higher-level trade unions, and all members for their continuous support and for creating favorable conditions for the AASC Trade Union to maximize its potential. The newly appointed committee pledged to work with unity, dedication, and creativity to elevate the AASC Trade Union's activities toward higher efficiency and growth.

Some photos from the Congress:

Answering the call of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoan Kiem Ward to aid people in the Central and Central Highlands regions suffering from severe natural disasters and floods, on December 10, 2025, representatives from AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. visited the Hoan Kiem Ward Fatherland Front office at 45 Hang Luoc, Hanoi. Mr. Ngo Dao Hung (Administration Director) and Mr. Nguyen Van Tam (Deputy Head of the General Affairs Department) presented a donation of VND 30,000,000 (Thirty million Vietnamese Dong) to help alleviate the hardships and losses facing flood victims.

Representing the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoan Kiem Ward, Mr. Dang Thanh Tu—Ward Party Committee Member, Vice Chairman, and Secretary of the Youth Union—warmly received the donation. He expressed his deep gratitude for AASC’s noble gesture and compassionate spirit, joining hands with the Government, ministries, local authorities, and businesses to support citizens in overcoming the aftermath of the disasters.

On the same day, the Company also transferred a donation of VND 10,000,000 (Ten million Vietnamese Dong) through the Vietnam Tax Consultants' Association (VTCA) to support disaster-stricken communities in Khanh Hoa, Dak Lak, and Gia Lai provinces.

Over many years, the Members' Council, the Board of Management, and the AASC Trade Union Executive Committee have consistently led and organized the successful delivery of auditing, financial consulting, and valuation services, while remaining deeply dedicated to social and charitable activities. This reflects the long-standing corporate culture of solidarity and compassion shared by AASC's leadership and entire workforce.

On November 25, 2025, in Hanoi, the 19th Members' Council Congress of AASC Auditing Firm concluded successfully, with the participation of 36 Council Members and 5 invited guests.

In his opening remarks, Council Chairman Ngo Duc Doan acknowledged and highly praised the milestones achieved during the 18th fiscal year by the Council members, management team, auditors, price appraisers, technicians, and the entire AASC staff. The Chairman also commended the Departments, Boards, and Branches that excellently met the targets outlined in the Resolution of the 18th Members' Council Congress and the targets set by the Company.

At the Congress, Council members engaged in highly responsible discussions, contributing valuable insights to the agendas presented, which included: The review report for Fiscal Year 18 (October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025) and strategic directions for Fiscal Year 19 (October 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026); The Supervisory Board's report for Fiscal Year 18 and tasks for Fiscal Year 19; and key proposals regarding service development orientations for the 2026–2028 period.

On behalf of the Board of Management, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung reported the outstanding results of Fiscal Year 18, highlighted by a total revenue of VND 315.75 billion, representing an 11.19% growth compared to Fiscal Year 17. Revenue from core operations grew by 11.32%, exceeding the targets set by the Members' Council.

Several units recorded impressive growth rates, including: Audit Department 6 (12%), Audit Department 7 (11%), Project Auditing Department (19%), Investment Settlement Auditing Department (58%), and the Quang Ninh Branch (30%). Units generating revenue over VND 20 billion included: Audit Departments 1, 2, 5, and 7; the Project Auditing Department; Foreign Investment Services Department 1; the Ho Chi Minh City Branch; and the Quang Ninh Branch.

During the discussion session, delegates analyzed the root causes and practical solutions required to fulfill the 19th Members' Council Resolution. They also focused heavily on preparations for upcoming key milestones, such as: the Trade Union Congress for the 2025–2030 term and the Employee Conference in December 2025; the 35th anniversary of AASC's establishment (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026) and the 35th anniversary of Vietnam's Independent Auditing Industry; the 20th anniversary of AASC’s transition to its current operating model (July 2, 2007 – July 2, 2027); the HLB International Conference to be hosted in Ho Chi Minh City in August 2026.

The Congress also launched a response to the call from the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front to support communities in the Central and Central Highlands regions heavily affected by natural disasters and floods.

The Congress concluded with a heartfelt speech by Council Chairman Ngo Duc Doan, who called for consensus and determination across the Council, all management levels, and the entire AASC workforce. The Chairman expressed his firm belief that the Company's Members' Council will successfully steer and realize the Resolution of the 19th Congress.

Some photos from the Congress:

Following the success of its inaugural season, and to further amplify breakthrough values in customer experience management among enterprises operating in Vietnam, the Korea Management Association Consultants (KMAC)—a leading consulting organization in South Korea—once again partnered with AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. to host the "Vietnam Customer Satisfaction Index Certification Ceremony – VCSI 2025" on the morning of November 26, 2025, at the Lotte Hotel Hanoi.

The program continues to expand on the foundation of an international-standard customer satisfaction measurement model, which was first introduced to Vietnam in 2024. This framework helps boost competitiveness and drives businesses closer to sustainable service quality management. The VCSI 2025 Certification Ceremony continued to draw significant interest from numerous industry leaders and experts.

Notable attendees included: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Van Thanh – Member of the Presidium of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations, and former Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Economic and Budget Committee.; Ms. Nguyen Thi Le Quyen – Head of the Business Support Department at the National Innovation Center (NIC), under the Ministry of Finance. From KMAC: Mr. Suhee Han (General Director), Mr. Kwangho Song (Director of the Value Innovation Group), along with their team of accompanying experts. From AASC: Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Chairman of the Member Council), Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (General Director), Mr. Do Manh Cuong (Permanent Deputy General Director), and members of the Company's Board of General Directors.

Within the framework of the program, Ms. Nguyen Thi Le Quyen delivered a special keynote speech titled "Vietnam's Innovation Trajectory and the Role of Enterprises." Her presentation highlighted the national strategy for driving innovation, digital transformation, and the development of a technological ecosystem, while affirming that enterprises serve as the central driving force for knowledge-based growth and sustainable value.

Following the keynote, Mr. Kwangho Song presented an overview of the methodology and reported the findings of the VCSI 2025 survey. His presentation focused on analyzing satisfaction metrics across various sectors, shifting customer behavior trends, and the key highlights reflecting the service quality of Vietnamese enterprises in 2025.

Concluding the technical session, the program proceeded to the honors ceremony for the leading brands in each surveyed sector. Trophies and certificates were co-presented by AASC Chairman Ngo Duc Doan and KMAC General Director Suhee Han.

In 2025, 15 brands achieved the "Top 1 VCSI" ranking across diverse industry groups. Some prominent names included: Toyota (Automobiles), VinFast (Electric Vehicles), Vinhomes (Property Management Services), Xanh SM Express (Express Delivery), K-Market (Convenience Store Chain), FujiMart (Hypermarkets), and TPBank (Domestic Commercial Banks).

The VCSI index continues to solidify its role as a fundamental tool that enables businesses to accurately gauge customer expectations, identify key strengths, and pinpoint areas for service experience optimization, thereby sharpening their strategic competitiveness in an era of continuous innovation and market rivalry. Beyond honoring outstanding brands, the VCSI 2025 Ceremony serves as a vital bridge connecting customers, businesses, and consultants, offering deep insights, highly practical applications, and extensive networking opportunities within the business ecosystem.

Following two consecutive years of successful implementation, KMAC and AASC reaffirm their commitment to partnering with the Vietnamese business community, championing a customer-centric mindset, and steering toward sustainable development values in the years ahead.

Some photos from the event:

AASC Inspection Company respectfully invites you to refer to Legal Document Bulletin No. 11 of 2025, which includes the following important updated information: 

CHANGES TO THE CORPORATE ACCOUNTING REGIME

TAX POLICIES – OFFICIAL GUIDANCE LETTERS

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Rules on Late Payment and Evasion of Mandatory Social Insurance and Unemployment Insurance; Complaints and Denunciations in Social Insurance

Guidance on the Implementation of the Law on Public Investment

Regulations on the Activities of Subsidiaries and Affiliates of Credit Institutions in the Field of Debt Management and Asset Recovery

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please see details at the link: November 2025 Newsletter

On the morning of November 20, 2025, at the headquarters located at No. 01 Le Phung Hieu, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm officially announced and awarded the Decision to appoint Mr. Ngo Anh Minh—formerly the Audit Manager of the Investment Settlement Auditing Department—to the position of Audit Director.

The ceremony was attended by Mr. Ngo Duc Doan (Chairman of the Member Council / Secretary of the Party Committee), Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (General Director), Mr. Pham Xuan Thai (Deputy General Director), Mr. Tran Viet Anh (Audit Director), Mr. Ngo Dinh Chung (Audit Director), Mr. Ngo Dao Hung (Administration Director), Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh (Trade Union Chairwoman), alongside the leadership team and staff of the Investment Settlement Auditing Department.

On behalf of the Company's leadership, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung presented the appointment decision and a beautiful bouquet of flowers to congratulate the newly appointed Audit Director, Mr. Ngo Anh Minh. Speaking at the event, the General Director recognized and praised the dedication and achievements that the new Audit Director had attained throughout his tenure, earning high trust and appreciation. The Board of Management expresses full confidence that Audit Director Ngo Anh Minh will continue to hone his skills, cultivate his expertise, and successfully fulfill all duties assigned by the Company.

The newly appointed Audit Director expressed his gratitude and deep honor for the trust and new assignment bestowed upon him by the Member Council, the Executive Committee of the Party Committee, and the Board of Management. He pledged to dedicate his utmost efforts to meeting the job requirements, and to continue working hand-in-hand with the collective staff of the Investment Settlement Auditing Department and related departments to contribute further to the sustainable development of AASC Auditing Firm.

Some photos from the ceremony:

Hãng Kiểm tra AASC kính kính mời Quý vị tham khảo Bản tin Văn bản luật số 10 năm 2025 bao gồm các thông tin cập nhật quan trọng sau:

Chính sách thuế

Quy định về áp dụng thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp bổ sung theo quy định chống xói mòn cơ sở thuế toàn cầu

Quy định mức thu, chế độ thu, nộp, quản lý và sử dụng phí hải quan và lệ phí hàng hóa, phương tiện vận tải quá cảnh

Các công văn về thuế

QUY ĐỊNH VỀ QUẢN LÝ NHÀ NƯỚC

Quản lý và sử dụng vốn hỗ trợ phát triển chính thức ODA và vốn vay ưu đãi nước ngoài

Sửa đổi, bổ sung hướng dẫn Luật Chứng khoán

Quy định chế độ tiền lương, thù lao, tiền thưởng của người đại diện chủ sở hữu trực tiếp, người đại diện phần vốn nhà nước và Kiểm soát viên trong doanh nghiệp nhà nước

Quy định về quản lý, thanh toán, quyết toán dự án sử dụng vốn đầu tư công

Sửa đổi quy định về chế độ báo cáo áp dụng đối với công ty quản lý quỹ đầu tư chứng khoán, văn phòng đại diện, chi nhánh công ty chứng khoán, công ty quản lý quỹ nước ngoài tại Việt Nam

Sửa đổi quy định về hồ sơ, thủ tục thu hồi Giấy phép và thanh lý tài sản của tổ chức tín dụng, chi nhánh ngân hàng nước ngoài; hồ sơ, thủ tục thu hồi Giấy phép văn phòng đại diện tại Việt Nam của tổ chức tín dụng nước ngoài, tổ chức nước ngoài khác có hoạt động ngân hàng

Hướng dẫn thực hiện Luật Phòng, chống rửa tiền

Vui lòng xem chi tiết theo đường link: Bản tin VBPL Tháng 10 năm 2025

On November 2, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. joined more than 60 enterprises in participating in the Academy of Finance Career Fair 2025, themed “Connecting Knowledge – Opening the Future.” The event attracted a large number of students majoring in Accounting, Auditing, Finance, Management, and Business Administration from various universities across Hanoi.

On behalf of the Academy’s Board of Directors, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Dao Tung – Director of the Academy of Finance, delivered the opening remarks, expressing sincere gratitude to all participating companies, partners, and sponsors for contributing to a meaningful career event that serves as a bridge connecting universities, students, and enterprises.

Located in a prime position, AASC’s booth drew great attention from students, especially third- and fourth-year students majoring in Accounting, Auditing, Finance–Banking, and Valuation.

At the booth, AASC representatives enthusiastically shared insights about the professional working environment, career development opportunities, and promotion pathways within the independent auditing sector and at AASC in particular. Many students expressed strong interest and actively sought recruitment information, showing their aspiration to become part of the AASC family in the future.

Images from the event:

On October 23, 2025, at the VNSTEEL 2025 Customer Conference and Open Table Tennis Tournament organized by Vietnam Steel Corporation – JSC (VNSTEEL), Mr. Do Manh Cuong – Standing Deputy General Director of AASC, on behalf of the Chairman of the Members’ Council and the General Director, attended the event together with the Firm’s management team and won a prize in the guest competition category.

The event brought together numerous leaders, partners, and long-term clients of VNSTEEL in a warm, friendly, and sporting atmosphere. Mr. Do Manh Cuong’s active participation and outstanding performance not only demonstrated AASC’s strong commitment and sense of partnership with VNSTEEL but also strengthened the long-standing and strategic cooperation between the two organizations – VNSTEEL being one of AASC’s traditional and valued clients.

In his remarks, VNSTEEL’s representative highly appreciated AASC’s professional and dedicated support throughout the collaboration, affirming that both sides will continue to work closely together towards sustainable and effective development in the future.

On behalf of AASC’s leadership, Mr. Do Manh Cuong expressed sincere gratitude to VNSTEEL’s management for their trust and long-term partnership with AASC, while also expressing the hope to further expand cooperation, share values, and make positive contributions to the growth of both organizations in the coming period.

The event concluded in a spirit of unity, partnership, and sportsmanship, symbolizing the “Companionship – Trust – Sustainable Development” relationship between AASC and VNSTEEL.

Images from the networking event:

In response to the “Month for the Poor and Social Security 2025” campaign launched by the People’s Committee, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, and the “For the Poor” Fund Mobilization Board of Hoan Kiem Ward, on October 30, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm, together with other major enterprises in the area, actively participated and contributed VND 10,000,000 to support disadvantaged households in the local community.

At the launching ceremony, Mr. Ngo Hoang Ha – Secretary of the AASC Youth Union, represented the Firm to present the donation to the Organizing Committee. On behalf of the ward, Ms. Truong Thi Thanh Nhan – Standing Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, and Mr. Trinh Hoang Tung – Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hoan Kiem Ward, received the contribution. The local leaders expressed their sincere appreciation for AASC’s generosity, compassion, and humanitarian spirit in supporting the community.

This initiative is part of AASC’s ongoing series of charitable and community-oriented programs in 2025, reflecting the Firm’s strong commitment to corporate social responsibility. Under the thoughtful direction and encouragement of the Members’ Council, Executive Board, and Trade Union, AASC’s staff, auditors, and employees not only strive to achieve excellence in professional fields such as Auditing, Financial Consulting, and Valuation, but also actively lead in social and humanitarian activities. These efforts embody the enduring values of solidarity, empathy, and mutual support that have long been a hallmark of AASC’s corporate culture.

Images from the Donation Ceremony:

Hình ảnh tại buổi lễ tiếp nhận:

As part of the series of events celebrating the 19th AASC Members’ Council Congress and toward the 35th Anniversary of the Company’s establishment (1991–2026), on the morning of October 26, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm successfully held the Closing and Award Ceremony for the “AASC TOP TOP 2025” Creative Video Clip Contest, Pickleball Tournament, and Men’s/Women’s Football Championship.

Attending, cheering, and presenting awards were Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Directors/Party Secretary, Mr. Vu Xuan Bien – Deputy General Director, along with other Members of the Board of Directors, the Company’s Management Board, Heads of Departments/Branches, and all male and female football teams across the Company. Representing Hoan Kiem Ward, Mr. Dang Thanh Tu – Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and Secretary of the Ward Youth Union, also attended the ceremony.

In his remarks, Mr. Ngo Hoang Ha – Secretary of the Company’s Youth Union, highly appreciated the scale, quality, and success of this year’s tournaments. These meaningful cultural and sporting activities not only celebrate AASC’s 35th Anniversary but also create a healthy and engaging environment that helps employees improve their physical well-being and strengthen teamwork spirit.

The Grand Prize of the “AASC TOP TOP 2025” Video Clip Contest went to Audit Department 2. The First Prize was awarded to Audit Department 3, the Second Prize to FIS1, and the Third Prize (shared) to Audit Department 5 and the Investment Settlement Department.

In its first year, the Pickleball Tournament attracted nearly 60 athletes from various departments. The Men’s Singles Gold Medal went to Nguyen Duy Khanh (Audit 7); the Women’s Doubles Champions were Hoang Thuy Nga and Nguyen Vu Quynh Chi (Audit 5); the Men’s Doubles Title went to Nguyen Tuan Anh and Nguyen Duy Khanh (Audit 2); while the Mixed Doubles Champions were Nguyen Manh Tien and Nguyen Vu Quynh Chi (Audit 5).

The most anticipated highlight was the AASC Cup 2025 Men’s and Women’s Football Tournament. The women’s team of Audit Department 5 once again triumphed, successfully defending their championship title for the second consecutive year. The Runner-up was Audit Department 1, and Audit Department 3 secured Third Place. On the men’s side, Audit Department 2 claimed the Championship, followed by Audit Department 5 as Runner-up, and the Allied Team took Third Place, marking a spectacular finish to this exciting and memorable sporting season.

The Closing and Award Ceremony concluded with vibrant energy, leaving a lasting impression on AASC members and supporters of the independent auditing profession. This event once again reaffirmed that AASC not only focuses on enhancing the quality of its professional services but also consistently strives to preserve its corporate culture, foster a healthy and civilized working environment, and promote sports and cultural activities — solidifying its position as a leading firm in Vietnam’s independent auditing and valuation sector.

Some highlights from the Closing and Award Ceremony:

On the morning of October 20, 2025, at AASC Headquarters, 1 Le Phung Hieu, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm organized a warm gathering to celebrate the 95th Anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union (20/10/1930 – 20/10/2025). The event honored the contributions of AASC’s female staff throughout nearly 35 years of the company’s growth and success.

Attending the ceremony were Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Party Secretary/Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Do Manh Cuong – Standing Deputy General Director, Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung – Deputy General Director, along with executives, department heads, and all female employees of AASC.

On behalf of the company’s leadership, Mr. Ngo Dao Hung – Administrative Director, revisited the glorious tradition of Vietnamese women and highlighted the achievements of AASC’s female staff, especially the firm’s 18th fiscal year performance, which recorded over 11% growth compared to the 17th fiscal year, marking 18 years since AASC’s transformation into a multi-member limited liability company. The report highlighted the image of AASC women as graceful yet strong, excelling in their professional work while fulfilling family responsibilities. On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Company’s Leadership, Mr. Do Manh Cuong extended his warmest wishes to all female employees.

The gathering concluded with heartfelt remarks and best wishes from Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Board of Directors, in a joyful and cheerful atmosphere. The event featured vibrant musical performances and beautiful flower bouquets as tokens of appreciation for the valuable and effective contributions of AASC women to the Company, as well as to Vietnam’s independent auditing and valuation professions. AASC firmly believes that in the new development stage, its female employees will continue to shine and contribute even more to the Company’s success. The Company wishes all of them good health, happiness, and fulfillment.

 Some pictures at the meeting:

Responding to the appeal from the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the Hoan Kiem Ward Fatherland Front Committee for supporting compatriots suffering from the impacts of Storm No. 9 (Ragasa), Storm No. 10 (Bualoi), and Storm No. 11 (Matmo), on October 17, 2025, at No. 45 Hang Luoc, Hanoi, representatives of AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd., Mr. Ngo Dao Hung – Administrative Director, and Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh – Chairwoman of the Company’s Trade Union, presented a donation of VND 100,000,000 to help alleviate the difficulties and losses of people severely affected in the Central and Northern regions.

On behalf of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoan Kiem Ward, Ms. Le Hoang Thuy Van – Standing Vice Chairwoman, and Mr. Dang Thanh Tu – Vice Chairman, Secretary of the Youth Union, expressed sincere gratitude for AASC’s meaningful and compassionate contribution in joining hands with the Government and local people to overcome post-storm hardships.

For many years, AASC’s Members’ Council, Board of Directors, and Trade Union Executive Committee have not only excellently fulfilled professional tasks in auditing, financial consulting, and valuation but have also paid great attention to social and charitable activities—demonstrating the cultural tradition of solidarity and mutual support deeply embedded in the AASC team.

Images from the donation ceremony:

Hãng Kiểm tra AASC kính kính mời Quý vị tham khảo Bản tin Văn bản luật số 08+09 năm 2025 bao gồm các thông tin cập nhật quan trọng sau:

CHÍNH SÁCH THUẾ

Luật thuế Thu nhập doanh nghiệp

Luật thuế Tiêu thụ đặc biệt

Chính sách giảm thuế giá trị gia tăng

Quy định về lệ phí trước bạ

Quy định chi tiết một số điều của Luật Thuế giá trị gia tăng

Hướng dẫn Luật thuế xuất khẩu, thuế nhập khẩu

Quy định về giao dịch điện tử trong lĩnh vực thuế đối với hàng hóa xuất khẩu, nhập khẩu và quá cảnh

Quy định mức thu, miễn một số khoản phí, lệ phí

Văn bản hướng dẫn về lệ phí trước bạ, thuế giá trị gia tăng

Các công văn về thuế

QUY ĐỊNH VỀ QUẢN LÝ NHÀ NƯỚC

Luật Xử lý vi phạm hành chính sửa đổi 2025

Luật Quản lý và đầu tư vốn nhà nước tại doanh nghiệp 2025

Hướng dẫn về bảo hiểm xã hội bắt buộc và bảo hiểm xã hội tự nguyện

Quy định về đăng ký doanh nghiệp

Hướng dẫn Luật Địa chất và Khoáng sản

Quy định về người lao động nước ngoài làm việc tại Việt Nam

Sửa đổi các quy định về lựa chọn nhà đầu tư theo Luật Đấu thầu

Sửa đổi các quy định hướng dẫn Luật Đất đai

Quy định xử phạt vi phạm hành chính trong lĩnh vực kiểm toán độc lập

Quy định trường hợp khác được miễn, giảm tiền sử dụng đất, tiền thuê đất

CÁC VĂN BẢN KHÁC

Vui lòng xem chi tiết theo đường link: Bản tin tháng 08 + 09 Năm 2025

On May 18, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Company Limited participated in the “Managerial Accounting Mastermind 2025” competition as a Diamond Sponsor. Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh, Head of the Secretariat, represented the Company as a member of the judging panel.

The competition was organized by the Accounting and Finance Club (SAFC) of Hanoi University of Science and Technology, in collaboration with ICAEW – The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. It served as an inspiring academic platform for students passionate about Accounting, Auditing, and Taxation. Participants not only gained valuable knowledge and practical experience but also developed critical thinking skills and discovered their full potential.

During the event, Ms. Lan Anh provided insightful feedback to help contestants and the organizers identify the most talented and deserving finalists.

At the closing ceremony, Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh received flowers and a commemorative plaque from the Organizing Committee. AASC believes that with continued dedication and learning, today’s students will become outstanding professionals and auditors of the future, making significant contributions to the sustainable growth of Vietnam’s independent auditing profession.

Some images from the competition:

On September 9, 2025, as part of the 2025 Practical Audit Training Program jointly organized by VACPA and the Faculty of Accounting and Auditing, University of Economics – Vietnam National University, Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Company Limited was one of two firms selected to host final-year students majoring in Accounting and Auditing for an Office Tour and career experience program.

Representing AASC’s leadership, Deputy General Director for Training, Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung, warmly welcomed the students and shared insights on:

• The firm’s organizational structure and standardized audit workflow—from client onboarding, audit planning, to execution and reporting;
• Recruitment criteria for young candidates, emphasizing not only technical competence but also critical thinking, responsibility, and integrity;
• Career development paths with transparent progression, structured internal training, and fair advancement opportunities.

Following the discussion, students toured key departments and observed auditors at work. Many expressed admiration for AASC’s professionalism, discipline, and culture of continuous learning.

“I used to think auditing was a dry field, but today I saw real passion and enthusiasm here. I want to become part of this Company!”— A participating student

Indeed, AASC considers high-quality human resources a long-term strategic pillar. Collaborating with VACPA and leading universities such as the University of Economics – VNU Hanoi not only reflects AASC’s corporate social responsibility but also creates opportunities to identify and nurture young talents early in their careers.

Some images from the event:

Tổng hợp giờ CNKT KTV năm 2025: tại đây

In celebration of the 80th Anniversary of the August Revolution and Vietnam’s National Day (September 2), and in tribute to the nation’s revolutionary tradition and the spirit of “Gratitude and Remembrance,” on August 28, 2025, on behalf of the Members’ Council, Party Committee, and AASC’s Management, Chairman Ngo Duc Doan, together with leaders of the Investment Audit Department and Audit Department No. 8, paid tribute at the Bac Son Martyrs’ Monument in Hanoi.

The delegation offered incense and expressed profound gratitude to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the nation’s independence and freedom. They pledged to uphold the legacy of previous generations with unity, perseverance, and determination, striving to build and develop AASC to remain a leading pioneer among Vietnamese audit firms—continuing to make positive and effective contributions to the sustainable development of the country’s independent auditing and valuation professions.

On August 5, 2025, in Hanoi, the Department of Accounting and Auditing Supervision – Ministry of Finance held the 2024 Certification Award Ceremony for newly qualified Auditors and Accountants. The event was attended by Vice Minister Ho Sy Hung, Director General Dang Quyet Tien, VACPA Chairwoman Vu Thi Mai, and representatives from leading audit firms nationwide.

AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. proudly had 8 newly qualified Auditors and 17 certified Auditors from the 2024 exam cohort. Representing AASC, Chairman of the Members’ Council and Party Secretary Mr. Ngo Duc Doan presented certificates and flowers to 40 exemplary new Auditors and Accountants.

In his remarks, Vice Minister Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ho Sy Hung congratulated the successful candidates, emphasizing the critical role of auditors in improving the quality and transparency of financial reporting, thereby supporting the sustainable growth of Vietnam’s economy.

The achievements of AASC’s audit assistants in this year’s exam reaffirm the firm’s strong human resource quality, professional competence, and commitment to developing a highly qualified workforce in accounting and auditing.

AASC extends its warmest congratulations to the new Auditors and Accountants and believes that, with solid knowledge and professional ethics, they will continue to grow and contribute to the advancement of the firm and the accounting, auditing, and financial consulting profession in Vietnam.

Some images from the ceremony:

On August 1, 2025, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. successfully held a Conference on Implementing Decisions Regarding Trade Union and Youth Union Affairs, marking an important milestone in strengthening the company’s organizational and community engagement activities. The event was chaired by Chairman of the Members’ Council and Party Secretary Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, with the participation of the Executive Committees of the Company’s Trade Union and Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.

Accordingly, AASC’s Trade Union is now officially under the management of the Hanoi Federation of Labor, enabling better access to resources, training, and legal protection for employees. Meanwhile, AASC’s Youth Union will operate under the Hoan Kiem Ward Youth Union, fostering collaboration and community participation among young professionals.

At the event, Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh, Chairwoman of the Trade Union, presented activity reports and announced task allocations, launching a special emulation campaign in preparation for the 19th Members’ Council Congress and the 35th Anniversary of AASC’s Establishment (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026). Additionally, Mr. Ngo Hoang Ha, Secretary of the Youth Union and Audit Manager, also delivered a report highlighting achievements and future directions.

In his directive remarks, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan praised both organizations for their dynamism and dedication, emphasizing that strengthening the Trade Union and Youth Union structures is not only a managerial requirement but also a strategic move to cultivate young talent and maintain internal unity—the key to AASC’s sustainable development.

The conference concluded in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and commitment, reaffirming AASC’s aspiration to build a professional, human-centric, and forward-looking workplace as it approaches its 35th anniversary and continues to elevate the standards of auditing, financial, accounting, tax, and valuation services in Vietnam.

Một số hình ảnh tại Hội nghị:

Thông báo giảm kiểm toán viên được chấp thuận ngày 08.07.2025: tại đây

Hãng Kiểm tra AASC kính kính mời Quý vị tham khảo Bản tin Văn bản luật số 07 năm 2025 bao gồm các thông tin cập nhật quan trọng sau:

CHÍNH SÁCH THUẾ

Hướng dẫn thực hiện một số quy định về hóa đơn, chứng từ

Quy định quản lý thuế đối với hoạt động kinh doanh trên nền tảng thương mại điện tử, nền tảng số của hộ, cá nhân

Các công văn về thuế

QUY ĐỊNH VỀ QUẢN LÝ NHÀ NƯỚC

Sửa đổi, bổ sung một số điều của Luật Doanh nghiệp

Sửa đổi, bổ sung hướng dẫn về chế độ quản lý, sử dụng và trích khấu hao tài sản cố định

Sửa đổi, bổ sung và bãi bỏ một số quy định trong lĩnh vực kế toán, kiểm toán để đẩy mạnh phân cấp, phân quyền và sắp xếp tổ chức chính quyền địa phương 2 cấp

Chế độ tài chính đối với tổ chức tín dụng, chi nhánh ngân hàng nước ngoài và giám sát tài chính, đánh giá hiệu quả đầu tư vốn nhà nước tại tổ chức tín dụng do Nhà nước nắm giữ 100% vốn điều lệ và tổ chức tín dụng có vốn nhà nước

Sửa đổi, bổ sung một số điều quy định về kiểm soát đặc biệt đối với tổ chức tín dụng

Quy định về tổ chức lại, thu hồi giấy phép và thanh lý tài sản của quỹ tín dụng nhân dân

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Vui lòng xem chi tiết theo đường link: Bản tin tháng 07 Năm 2025

On July 10, 2025, at AASC’s Hanoi office, ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) held a ceremony to officially reaffirm AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. as an ACCA-Approved Learning Partner (ALP). Attending the ceremony were Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung, Deputy General Director in charge of Quality Control and Training, and Mr. To Quoc Hung, ACCA Country Director for Vietnam.

AASC is one of Vietnam’s leading independent audit firms, with nearly 35 years of development and a team of highly experienced professionals. The firm is recognized not only for its professional service quality but also for its pioneering role in advancing training standards and human resource development in the accounting and auditing sector.

Since first being accredited by ACCA in 2010, AASC has continuously demonstrated its strong commitment to professional development, internal training excellence, and international standardization. This renewed recognition further affirms AASC’s efforts and paves the way for deeper collaboration with ACCA to promote professional education and capacity building in Vietnam’s accounting and auditing community.

Some images from the ceremony:

On July 1, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. held a ceremony to announce the establishment of Audit Department No. 8 and related personnel appointments. Attending the event were Chairman and Party Secretary Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, General Director Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung, Deputy General Directors Cat Thi Ha, Vu Xuan Bien, Pham Anh Tuan, along with leaders from Audit Department No. 3, the General Affairs Department, the Secretariat, and the newly appointed management team and staff of Audit Department No. 8.

With nearly 35 years of development—including 18 years since its successful transformation from a state-owned enterprise into a limited liability company—AASC has consistently achieved outstanding results and maintained its position as a leading firm in Vietnam’s independent audit system.

To further strengthen its management structure, AASC established Audit Department No. 8, separated from Audit Department No. 3, with Mr. Vu Xuan Tung appointed as Department Director and Mr. Nguyen Hoai Nam as Audit Manager. The company’s leadership believes this expansion will enhance service quality and reinforce sustainable growth.

In his remarks, Chairman Ngo Duc Doan congratulated the new leadership team and expressed confidence that Audit Department No. 8 will continue to uphold and advance AASC’s reputation as a pioneer in Vietnam’s independent audit market.

Some images from the ceremony:

On June 27, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. held the Closing Ceremony of the 2025 Annual Training Course for New Audit Assistants. The event was attended by Deputy General Director Ms. Do Thi Ngoc Dung, who oversees training and quality control, along with department representatives and 85 participants from various offices and branches.

The training program, conducted from June 16 to June 27, 2025, featured experienced lecturers and covered professional fundamentals, ethics, communication, teamwork, and practical audit procedures. The course provided essential knowledge and skills to help new assistants quickly adapt to their roles with professionalism and efficiency. All trainees successfully completed the program with excellent results.

AASC encourages all new assistants to continue expanding their professional expertise, uphold integrity, and maintain well-being to deliver the highest-quality services to clients.

The ceremony concluded in a joyful and inspiring atmosphere, with participants meeting Chairman and Party Secretary Mr. Ngo Duc Doan, representatives of the Executive Board, and other department leaders during a friendly tea session, fostering connection and motivation among new members at AASC’s headquarters – No. 1 Le Phung Hieu Street, Hanoi – the place where their professional journey begins.

Some images from the training course:

AASC Inspection Company respectfully invites you to refer to Legal Document Bulletin No. 06 of 2025, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY

Amendments to the Export Tariff, Preferential Import Tariff, List of Goods, and Absolute, Mixed, and Out-of-Quota Import Tariffs

Official Letters on Taxation

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Amendments to regulations on securities registration, custody, clearing and settlement, and information disclosure on the securities market

Regulations on the registration and deregistration of public companies, and reporting on audited contributed charter capital

Guidance on obligations of organizations and individuals in foreign investment activities on the Vietnamese stock market

Instructions for calculating depreciation and amortization of irrigation infrastructure assets

Regulations on granting first-time Licenses and renewing Licenses of people's credit funds

Regulations on issuance of domestic deposit certificates by credit institutions and foreign bank branches

Regulations on issuance of domestic deposit certificates by credit institutions and foreign bank branches

OTHER DOCUMENTS

Please see details at the link: Newsletter No. 06. 2025

In an atmosphere of enthusiastic nationwide emulation to welcome the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, and with the approval of the Party Committee of Hoan Kiem District, the Party Committee of AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. solemnly held its Congress for the 2025–2030 term on June 11, 2025, in Hanoi.

Attending and directing the Congress was Comrade Le Thi My, Member of the Executive Committee of the Hoan Kiem District Party Committee. On behalf of AASC Auditing Firm were Comrade Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members, along with the entire Executive Committee and all 53 Party members of the AASC Party Committee.

In her opening remarks, Comrade Do Thi Ngoc Dung, Secretary of the Party Committee for the 2020–2025 term, emphasized:

“With the honor and responsibility of each Party member, and with the determination and practical actions to build a pure and strong Party Committee, delegates to the Congress are encouraged to uphold a high sense of responsibility, pioneer spirit, and exemplary conduct; promote democracy and collective wisdom; and actively contribute to the success of the Congress.”

At the Congress, Secretary Do Thi Ngoc Dung presented the Summary Report on Party Work for the 2020–2025 term and the Development Orientation for the 2025–2030 term. Comrade Nguyen Lan Anh, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, presented the Self-Review Report of the AASC Party Committee for the 2020–2025 term.

Following the presentations by representatives of the Party cells, Comrade Le Thi My, on behalf of the Hoan Kiem District Party Committee, acknowledged and praised the achievements of the AASC Party Committee during the past term. She also assigned tasks and expressed confidence that the AASC Party Committee would continue to promote its strengths, seize opportunities, overcome challenges, and cooperate closely with the Board of Members and the Board of Management to further develop AASC Auditing Firm. The goal is to maintain AASC’s leading position among Vietnam’s auditing firms, effectively contribute to the strong development of the independent auditing profession and valuation sector, and thereby support the sustainable and cultured growth of the capital city, Hanoi.

The Congress elected the Executive Committee of the AASC Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term, consisting of 5 members. Among them, Comrade Ngo Duc Doan was honored to be elected Secretary of the Party Committee, and Comrade Nguyen Lan Anh was elected Deputy Secretary for the 2025–2030 term.

On behalf of the newly elected Executive Committee, Secretary Ngo Duc Doan pledged to the Congress, to the superior Party Committee, to the Hoan Kiem District Party Committee, and to all Party members of AASC that the Committee would unite and coordinate closely with the Members’ Council and the company’s leadership to successfully implement the resolutions of the 2025–2030 Party Congress and the annual resolutions of AASC’s Board of Members.

Some highlights from the 2025–2030 AASC Party Congress:

On May 29, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. was honored to accompany the KSM Audit Competition 2025 (KAC 2025) as a Gold Sponsor. Representing AASC, Mrs. Do Thi Ngoc Dung – Deputy General Director, participated as a member of the competition jury.

KAC 2025 is an enriching academic playground for students passionate about Accounting – Auditing – Taxation, jointly organized by the KSM Auditors Club, the Youth Union of the Institute of Accounting and Auditing, and the Career Counseling & Employment Center of the National Economics University, under the sponsorship of KMP – KLE Mentoring Program Co., Ltd.

The competition offers students not only an opportunity to gain in-depth professional knowledge and approach real-world scenarios but also a chance to sharpen their logical thinking, analytical and critical skills, and discover their own potential — all of which are essential attributes for becoming a professional auditor in the future.

During the Final Round, Deputy General Director, Mrs. Do Thi Ngoc Dung gave insightful and professional feedback on the contestants’ performances, contributing to the jury’s decision in selecting the most outstanding and deserving individuals.

At the end of the event, Mr. Do Thi Ngoc Dung received a bouquet of fresh flowers and a commemorative token from the Organizing Committee, expressing their heartfelt appreciation to AASC as the Gold Sponsor accompanying the competition.

AASC Auditing Firm believes that, with a progressive spirit and relentless efforts, today's students will become exceptional auditors and financial experts, contributing positively to the sustainable development of Vietnam’s independent auditing profession.

Some photos from the competition:

AASC Inspection Company respectfully invites you to refer to Legal Document Bulletin No. 05 of 2025, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY

Extension of special consumption tax payment deadline for domestically manufactured or assembled automobiles

Extension of deadlines for payment of value-added tax, corporate income tax, personal income tax, and land rental fees in 2025

Official documents on taxation

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Regulation on land rental reduction for 2024

Guidelines for the implementation of certain articles of the Law on Independent Audit

OTHER DOCUMENTS

Please see details at the link: Newsletter May 2025

On May 13, 2025, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. held a gathering to commemorate the 34th anniversary of its establishment (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2025). Attending the celebration were Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung – General Director, along with Deputy General Directors Mr. Do Manh Cuong, Ms. Do Ngoc Dung, Ms. Cat Thi Ha, Mr. Vu Xuan Bien, other Members of the Board, Heads of Departments, AASC Branch Leaders in Quang Ninh, auditors, appraisers, technical staff, senior VACPA members who received commendations, and trade union members honored by the Vietnam Public Sector Union and the Trade Union of the Ministry of Finance.

On this special occasion, General Director Nguyen Thanh Tung acknowledged and praised AASC’s remarkable achievements and development over the past 34 years, especially the successes of the first seven months of Financial Year 18—while looking forward to a promising future.

Following the General Director’s remarks, on behalf of the Chairman and General Director, Mr. Nguyen Anh Ngoc – Member of the the Board of Members / Audit Manager / Vice President of AASC’s Trade Union – announced the decision to present awards to individuals honored with Certificates of Merit from the President of VACPA, Commendations from the Standing Committee of the Vietnam Public Sector Union, and Certificates of Merit from the Trade Union of the Ministry of Finance.

Over the past 34 years, AASC has continuously fulfilled its responsibilities in auditing and consulting services with excellence, establishing a reputation, brand, and strong positioning in the independent auditing and valuation industry in Vietnam. These achievements serve as the foundation and motivation for AASC’s ongoing aspiration to grow and to fulfill its mission as the first and leading Vietnamese auditing firm in the era of advancement and integration.

Some photos from the celebration:

Ảnh: Tổng Giám đốc Nguyễn Thanh Tùng phát biểu tại buổi gặp mặt 

Ảnh: Tổng giám đốc Nguyễn Thanh Tùng trao tặng giấy khen của Chủ tịch VACPA 

Ảnh: Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn trao tặng bằng khen của Công đoàn Viên chức Việt Nam

Ảnh: Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn trao tặng giấy khen của Công đoàn Bộ Tài chính

Ảnh: Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn trao tặng giấy khen của Công đoàn Bộ Tài Chính

Ảnh: Ban Lãnh đạo Công ty nâng ly chúc mừng Kỷ niệm 34 năm Ngày thành lập AASC (13/05/1991 - 13/05/2025)

On the morning of May 10, 2025, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. participated in the opening ceremony of the “VNU-IS Job Link Week 2025” at the International School – Vietnam National University, Hanoi, as a reputable recruitment partner in the fields of accounting, auditing, and finance. The event gathered more than 30 leading enterprises and hundreds of students from majors such as Economics, Finance, Accounting – Auditing, Technology, Business Administration, and other related fields. This is an annual event organized by the International School to strengthen the connection between universities and enterprises, creating practical job opportunities for final-year students and those exploring career directions.

With a strategy to develop a young and high-quality workforce, AASC conducted on-site recruitment and interviews arranged by the Organizing Committee. At the event, AASC representatives not only sought potential candidates for internship and training programs but also provided insightful career guidance, shared professional standards in the auditing sector, and introduced the working environment at AASC, one of Vietnam’s leading auditing firms.

Through this year’s “VNU-IS Job Link Week 2025”, AASC affirmed its commitment to partnering with educational institutions in the sustainable development of human resources and enhancing its employer branding among students. The event also served as an opportunity for AASC to engage closely with future talent, contributing to the development of a next-generation workforce equipped with professional competence, ethical standards, and a passion for the auditing profession.

Some photos from the event:

AASC Inspection Company respectfully invites you to refer to Legal Document Bulletin No. 03 + 04 of 2025, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY 

Amendments to regulations on tax management for enterprises with related transactions

Regulations on registration fees

Amendment of preferential import tax rates of some goods

Tax documents

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Amending regulations related to practicing auditors, auditing enterprises and quality control of auditing services

Bidding Law Guide

Instructions on special investment procedures as prescribed by the Investment Law

Regulations on management of export and import of cultural products not for business purposes

Management of labor, salary, remuneration and bonuses in state-owned enterprises

Regulations on foreign investors purchasing shares of Vietnamese credit institutions

Regulations on invoices and documents

Regulations on business trip expenses and conference expensesị

OTHER DOCUMENTS

Please see details at the link: Newsletter March + April 2025

Tổng hợp giờ CNKT KTV năm 2024: tại đây.

Ngày 18/04/2025 tại Hà Nội, Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn, Tổng giám đốc Nguyễn Thanh Tùng và các Phó Tổng Giám đốc, Giám đốc kiểm toán các đơn vị đã thay mặt Hội đồng Thành viên, Ban điều hành và đội ngũ Kiểm toán viên Hãng Kiểm toán AASC tham dự “Lễ kỷ niệm 20 năm thành lập và Đại hội Đại biểu toàn quốc nhiệm kỳ VI của Hội Kiểm toán viên hành nghề Việt Nam - VACPA”

Phát biểu tại buổi lễ, Thứ trưởng Hồ Sỹ Hùng thay mặt Lãnh đạo Bộ Tài chính chúc mừng ngành kiểm toán độc lập tại Việt Nam đã có bước phát triển vượt bậc góp phần vào sự phát triển của đất nước với hơn 220 doanh nghiệp kiểm toán, quy tụ gần 15.000 người lao động, trong đó, gần 7.000 người được Bộ Tài chính cấp chứng chỉ kiểm toán viên và gần 2.500 kiểm toán viên đăng ký hành nghề.

Đại hội đã bầu bà Vũ Thị Mai, nguyên Thứ trưởng Bộ Tài chính làm Chủ tịch VACPA; ông Trần Khánh Lâm là Phó Chủ tịch, kiêm Tổng Thư ký nhiệm kỳ VI. Tổng Giám đốc AASC Nguyễn Thanh Tùng trúng cử Ủy viên BCH VACPA, Giám đốc kiểm toán Trần Thu Loan trúng cử Thành viên Ban Kiểm tra VACPA.

Để ghi nhận thành tích đóng góp cho các hoạt động của ngành kiểm toán độc lập Việt nam và hoạt động của VACPA, Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn, Tổng Gíám đốc Nguyễn Thanh Tùng, Phó Tổng Giám đốc Đỗ Thị Ngọc Dung đã vinh dự nhận Bằng khen của Bộ trưởng Bộ Tài chính. Đây là sự vinh danh xứng đáng cho những cống hiến không ngừng nghỉ của các hội viên cá nhân tiêu biểu của AASC, đồng thời thể hiện sự đồng lòng và nỗ lực của tập thể Công ty trong việc đóng góp vào sự phát triển của ngành kiểm toán độc lập nước nhà.

Với bề dày hoạt động gần 35 năm, AASC đã không ngừng phấn đấu để hoàn thành xuất sắc mọi nhiệm vụ và dịch vụ do Nhà nước và Bộ Tài chính giao phó. Công ty đã xây dựng được uy tín vững chắc, tạo dựng thương hiệu đáng tin cậy, và đạt được những thành tựu nổi bật, góp phần không nhỏ vào sự phát triển của ngành kiểm toán độc lập và ngành thẩm định giá tại Việt Nam. Chúng ta tin tưởng AASC đã và đang góp phần xây dựng Hội Kiểm toán viên hành nghề Việt Nam phát triển vững mạnh trong kỷ nguyên vươn mình.

Nhận lời mời của Trung tâm Tư vấn hướng nghiệp và việc làm và Đoàn Thanh niên Cộng sản HCM trường Đại học KTQD, ngày 24 tháng 3 năm 2025, Hãng Kiểm toán AASC đã đồng hành cùng 50 doanh nghiệp tham dự Tuần nghề nghiệp và việc làm “NEU Career week 2025” với chủ đề: “Nguồn nhân lực thích ứng với trí tuệ nhân tạo”. Bên cạnh đó, sự kiện đã thu hút rất nhiều các bạn sinh viên đến từ các khối ngành Kinh tế, Quản lý, Quản trị, Tài chính, Kế toán, Kiểm toán, Thẩm định giá,…. từ các trường đại học trên địa bàn Hà Nội.

Thay mặt Lãnh đạo nhà trường, PGS.TS Nguyễn Thành Hiếu – Phó Giám đốc Đại học Kinh tế Quốc dân đã phát biểu khai mạc và cảm ơn các doanh nghiệp tham dự trong đó có AASC. Ban Lãnh đạo nhà trường, Ban Tổ chức sự kiện cũng đã tặng hoa và bảng vinh danh tri ân các nhà tài trợ.

Bên cạnh đó, nằm ở vị trí thuận lợi, gian trại của Hãng Kiểm toán AASC đã dành được sự quan tâm của các bạn sinh viên năm thứ 3 và thứ 4, đặc biệt là chuyên ngành Kế toán, Kiểm toán, Tài chính - Ngân hàng và Thẩm định giá. Tại đây các sinh viên đã rất hào hứng khi được nghe tư vấn, tìm hiểu tiến trình phát triển nghề nghiệp của Ngành Kiểm toán Độc lập nói chung trong đó có AASC và bày tỏ nguyện vọng có cơ hội là một thành viên dưới mái nhà của Hãng Kiểm toán AASC trong tương lai.

Một số hình ảnh tại sự kiện:

(TBTCO) - Bộ Tài chính đang lấy ý kiến góp ý với dự thảo Nghị định gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế giá trị gia tăng, thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp, thuế thu nhập cá nhân và tiền thuê đất năm 2025.

Dự kiến tổng số thuế được gia hạn là gần 102.000 tỷ đồng. Gia hạn góp phần tiếp tục hỗ trợ, giảm bớt khó khăn cho các doanh nghiệp, cá nhân tập trung vốn vào sản xuất, kinh doanh, tạo đà thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế.

Bộ Tài chính cho biết, năm 2024 mặc dù tình hình kinh tế vĩ mô đã có sự tăng trưởng tương đối khả quan. kinh tế Việt Nam vẫn tiếp tục gặp nhiều khó khăn, thách thức. Ổn định kinh tế vĩ mô còn tiềm ẩn rủi ro và chịu nhiều áp lực lớn; tăng trưởng tín dụng còn khó khăn, nợ xấu có nguy cơ gia tăng; giải ngân vốn đầu tư công thấp hơn so với cùng kỳ năm 2023. Thị trường bất động sản đã có chuyển biến nhưng chưa rõ nét, áp lực lớn trả nợ trái phiếu doanh nghiệp đến hạn.

Hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh trong một số ngành, lĩnh vực còn khó khăn, sản lượng giảm hoặc không tăng so với năm 2023 như ngành nông nghiệp, lâm nghiệp và thủy sản, khai thác dầu thô và khí thiên nhiên, sản xuất sắt thép, sản xuất máy công cụ, sản xuất thuốc lá điếu, sản xuất đồ uống,... Ngành du lịch chưa khởi sắc do số lượt khách du lịch nội địa tăng chậm (tăng 1,7% so với năm 2023), sản xuất ô tô chỉ tăng 2,94% so với năm 2023.

Như vậy, để hỗ trợ hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh, tạo đà thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế, trong khi vẫn phải đảm bảo giảm thiểu tác động cân đối ngân sách nhà nước (không dẫn đến điều chỉnh dự toán thu ngân sách nhà nước đã được Quốc hội quyết định) thì cần thiết có giải pháp về gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế và tiền thuê đất, đảm bảo phù hợp với thẩm quyền được giao của Chính phủ theo quy định tại Điều 63 Luật Quản lý thuế.

Nghị định được ban hành sẽ góp phần tiếp tục hỗ trợ, giảm bớt khó khăn cho các doanh nghiệp, cá nhân tập trung vốn vào sản xuất, kinh doanh, tạo đà thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế.

Tổng số thuế được gia hạn là gần 102.000 tỷ đồng

Về đối tượng được gia hạn, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất: Tiếp tục gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế và tiền thuê đất đối với các đối tượng quy định tại Điều 3 Nghị định số 64/2024/NĐ-CP ngày 17/6/2024 của Chính phù.

Về cơ chế gia hạn, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất phạm vi của chính sách là gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế giá trị gia tăng, thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp, thuế thu nhập cá nhân và tiền thuê đất như Nghị định số 64/2024/NĐ-CP.

Về thời gian thực hiện (trong năm 2025):

Đối với thuế giá trị gia tăng (GTGT) , Bộ Tài chính đề xuất: Gia hạn 06 tháng đối với số thuế giá trị gia tăng của tháng 2, tháng 3/2025 và quý I/2025; gia hạn là 5 tháng đối với số thuế GTGT của tháng 4, tháng 5, tháng 6/2025 và quý II/2025.

Đánh giá tác động, Bộ Tài chính cho biết, thực hiện theo phương án nêu trên, thì tổng số thuế GTGT gia hạn khoảng 62.000 tỷ đồng. Tuy nhiên, số thu ngân sách nhà nước (NSNN) của năm 2025 không giảm do doanh nghiệp phải thực hiện nộp vào NSNN chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Đối với thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp, Bộ Tài chính đề nghị: Gia hạn 5 tháng đối với số thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp (TNDN) tạm nộp của quý I và quý II kỳ tính thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp năm 2025. Thực hiện theo phương án trên, ước tính số thuế TNDN tạm nộp quý I và quý II của kỳ tính thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp năm 2025 được gia hạn khoảng 36.000 tỷ đồng.

Đối với hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh, để tháo gỡ khó khăn cho hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất: Gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế giá trị gia tăng, thuế thu nhập cá nhân đối với số tiền thuế phát sinh phải nộp năm 2025 của hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh. Hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh thực hiện nộp số tiền thuê được gia hạn tại khoản này chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Số thuế hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh được gia hạn là khoảng 350 tỷ đồng, nhưng số thu ngân sách nhà nước của năm 2025 không giảm do hộ, cá nhân kinh doanh phải thực hiện nộp vào NSNN chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Đối với tiền thuê đất : Theo quy định hiện hành tại Khoản 3 Điều 18 Nghị định số 126/2020/NĐ- CP ngày 19/10/2020 của Chính phủ quy định chi tiết một số điều của Luật Quản lý thuế thì thời hạn nộp tiền thuê đất hàng năm là 2 kỳ (kỳ thứ nhất nộp 50% chậm nhất là ngày 31 tháng 5; kỳ thứ hai nộp đủ phần còn lại chậm nhất là ngày 31/10 hàng năm). Bộ Tài chính đề nghị: Gia hạn thời hạn nộp tiền thuê đất đối với 50% số tiền thuê đất phát sinh phải nộp năm 2025 của doanh nghiệp, tổ chức, hộ gia đình, hộ kinh doanh cá nhân thuộc đối tượng quy định tại Điều 3 Nghị định này đang được Nhà nước cho thuê đất trực tiếp theo Quyết định hoặc Hợp đồng của cơ quan nhà nước có thẩm quyền dưới hình thức trả tiền thuê đất hàng năm. Thời gian gia hạn là 6 tháng kể từ ngày 31/5/2025.

Dự kiến số tiền thuê đất được gia hạn khoảng 3.600 tỷ đồng; tuy nhiên, số thu NSNN của năm 2025 không giảm.

Như vậy, theo Bộ Tài chính ước tính tổng số thuế được gia hạn theo các chính sách tại dự thảo Nghị định là gần 102.000 tỷ đồng.

Nguồn: Thời báo tài chính Việt Nam 

(TBTCO) - Bộ Tài chính đang lấy ý kiến góp ý với dự thảo Nghị định gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế giá trị gia tăng, thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp, thuế thu nhập cá nhân và tiền thuê đất năm 2025. Nhiều ý kiến cho rằng, chính sách này tiếp tục là giải pháp cần thiết, giúp doanh nghiệp, người dân có thêm vốn đưa vào sản xuất, kinh doanh.

Gia hạn nộp thuế giúp doanh nghiệp có thêm nguồn lực tài chính thúc đẩy sản xuất kinh doanh. Ảnh: Tuấn Nguyễn

Đề xuất gia hạn gần 102.000 tỷ đồng tiền thuế, tiền thuê đất

Theo đánh giá của Bộ Tài chính, năm 2024 mặc dù tình hình kinh tế vĩ mô đã có sự tăng trưởng tương đối khả quan, nhưng kinh tế Việt Nam vẫn tiếp tục gặp nhiều khó khăn, thách thức. Ổn định kinh tế vĩ mô còn tiềm ẩn rủi ro và chịu nhiều áp lực lớn; tăng trưởng tín dụng còn khó khăn, nợ xấu có nguy cơ gia tăng; giải ngân vốn đầu tư công thấp hơn so với cùng kỳ năm 2023. Thị trường bất động sản đã có chuyển biến nhưng chưa rõ nét, áp lực lớn trả nợ trái phiếu doanh nghiệp đến hạn.

Đặc biệt, hoạt động sản xuất, kinh doanh trong một số ngành, lĩnh vực còn khó khăn, sản lượng giảm hoặc không tăng so với năm 2023 như ngành nông nghiệp, lâm nghiệp và thủy sản, khai thác dầu thô và khí thiên nhiên, sản xuất sắt thép, sản xuất máy công cụ, sản xuất thuốc lá điếu, sản xuất đồ uống,... Ngành du lịch chưa khởi sắc do số lượt khách du lịch nội địa tăng chậm (tăng 1,7% so với năm 2023), sản xuất ô tô chỉ tăng 2,94% so với năm 2023.

Vì vậy, để hỗ trợ hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh, tạo đà thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế, trong khi vẫn phải đảm bảo giảm thiểu tác động cân đối ngân sách nhà nước (NSNN) (không dẫn đến điều chỉnh dự toán thu NSNN đã được Quốc hội quyết định) thì cần thiết có giải pháp về gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế và tiền thuê đất, đảm bảo phù hợp với thẩm quyền được giao của Chính phủ theo quy định tại Điều 63 Luật Quản lý thuế.

Bộ Tài chính cho rằng, Nghị định được ban hành sẽ góp phần tiếp tục hỗ trợ, giảm bớt khó khăn cho các doanh nghiệp, cá nhân tập trung vốn vào sản xuất, kinh doanh, tạo đà thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế.

Theo đề xuất của Bộ Tài chính, tổng số thuế được gia hạn ước là gần 102.000 tỷ đồng. Về đối tượng được gia hạn, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất, tiếp tục gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế và tiền thuê đất đối với các đối tượng quy định tại Điều 3 Nghị định số 64/2024/NĐ-CP ngày 17/6/2024 của Chính phù.

Về cơ chế gia hạn, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất phạm vi của chính sách là gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế giá trị gia tăng (GTGT), thuế thu nhập doanh nghiệp (TNDN), thuế thu nhập cá nhân (TNCN) và tiền thuê đất như Nghị định số 64/2024/NĐ-CP.

Thời gian thực hiện trong năm 2025. Cụ thể, đối với thuế GTGT, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất gia hạn 6 tháng đối với số thuế GTGT của tháng 2, tháng 3/2025 và quý I/2025; gia hạn là 5 tháng đối với số thuế GTGT của tháng 4, tháng 5, tháng 6/2025 và quý II/2025.

Doanh nghiệp có thêm nguồn lực tài chính vượt qua khó khăn

Đánh giá tác động về việc triển khai gia hạn nộp thuế, Bộ Tài chính cho biết, thực hiện theo phương án nêu trên, thì tổng số thuế GTGT gia hạn khoảng 62.000 tỷ đồng. Tuy nhiên, số thu NSNN của năm 2025 không giảm do doanh nghiệp phải thực hiện nộp vào NSNN chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Đối với thuế TNDN, Bộ Tài chính đề nghị gia hạn 5 tháng đối với số thuế TNDN tạm nộp của quý I và quý II kỳ tính thuế TNDN năm 2025. Thực hiện theo phương án trên, ước tính số thuế TNDN tạm nộp quý I và quý II của kỳ tính thuế TNDN năm 2025 được gia hạn khoảng 36.000 tỷ đồng.

Đối với hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh, để tháo gỡ khó khăn cho hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh, Bộ Tài chính đề xuất gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế GTGT, thuế TNCN đối với số tiền thuế phát sinh phải nộp năm 2025 của hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh. Hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh thực hiện nộp số tiền thuê được gia hạn tại khoản này chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Số thuế hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân kinh doanh được gia hạn là khoảng 350 tỷ đồng, nhưng số thu NSNN của năm 2025 không giảm do hộ, cá nhân kinh doanh phải thực hiện nộp vào NSNN chậm nhất là ngày 31/12/2025.

Đối với tiền thuê đất, theo quy định hiện hành tại Khoản 3 Điều 18 Nghị định số 126/2020/NĐ- CP ngày 19/10/2020 của Chính phủ quy định chi tiết một số điều của Luật Quản lý thuế thì thời hạn nộp tiền thuê đất hàng năm là 2 kỳ (kỳ thứ nhất nộp 50% chậm nhất là ngày 31 tháng 5; kỳ thứ hai nộp đủ phần còn lại chậm nhất là ngày 31/10 hàng năm). Bộ Tài chính đề nghị gia hạn thời hạn nộp tiền thuê đất đối với 50% số tiền thuê đất phát sinh phải nộp năm 2025 của doanh nghiệp, tổ chức, hộ gia đình, hộ kinh doanh cá nhân thuộc đối tượng quy định tại Điều 3 Nghị định này đang được Nhà nước cho thuê đất trực tiếp theo Quyết định hoặc Hợp đồng của cơ quan nhà nước có thẩm quyền dưới hình thức trả tiền thuê đất hàng năm. Thời gian gia hạn là 6 tháng kể từ ngày 31/5/2025.

Dự kiến số tiền thuê đất được gia hạn khoảng 3.600 tỷ đồng; tuy nhiên, số thu NSNN của năm 2025 không giảm.

Theo đánh giá của Phó Tổng cục trưởng Tổng cục Thuế Đặng Ngọc Minh, giải pháp hỗ trợ về thuế và tiền thuê đất đã và đang tạo điều kiện rất lớn giúp các doanh nghiệp giảm thiểu chi phí sản xuất, tăng lợi nhuận, tăng khả năng kích cầu trong nền kinh tế. Các chính sách hỗ trợ về thuế dự kiến áp dụng trong năm 2025 sẽ tiếp tục hỗ trợ doanh nghiệp và người dân trong việc giảm giá thành hàng hóa, dịch vụ, từ đó kích thích tiêu dùng của người dân, góp phần thúc đẩy sản xuất kinh doanh của doanh nghiệp, tạo thêm công ăn việc làm cho người lao động và đạt được mục tiêu kích cầu tiêu dùng, thúc đẩy sản xuất kinh doanh và phục hồi phát triển kinh tế - xã hội.

Chủ tịch Hội tư vấn Thuế Việt Nam Nguyễn Thị Cúc cho rằng, việc gia hạn thời hạn nộp thuế sẽ hỗ trợ các doanh nghiệp và người dân gặp khó khăn thông qua giảm chi phí tài chính, hỗ trợ thanh khoản và dòng tiền, mà lại không tác động xấu đến NSNN. Với chính sách này, các doanh nghiệp có thêm nguồn lực tài chính vượt qua khó khăn, duy trì sản xuất, kinh doanh, không phải đi vay và trả lãi vay./.

Nguồn: Thời  Báo Tài chính Việt Nam 

Thực hiện chủ trương sáp nhập, tinh gọn bộ máy, với tinh thần khẩn trương cao độ, đoàn kết, đồng lòng, ngành Thuế đã xác định chuyển đổi mô hình từ quản lý theo chức năng sang quản lý theo đổi tượng kết hợp với chức năng. Để mô hình tổ chức bộ máy mới hoạt động hiệu lực, hiệu quả, trong 2 ngày 27-28/02, tại TP Hưng Yên, Tổng cục Thuế tổ chức Hội nghị về công tác chuẩn bị cho việc chuyển đổi quản lý thuế theo tổ chức bộ máy mới, dưới sự chủ trì của Phó Tổng cục trưởng Mai Sơn. Dự Hội nghị có lãnh đạo các Cục, Vụ, đơn vị trực thuộc Tổng cục Thuế; lãnh đạo Cục Thuế và đại diện các phòng nghiệp vụ của Cục Thuế các tỉnh, thành phố: Hà Nội; Hưng Yên, Hải Dương, Hải Phòng, Hà Nam, Ninh Bình, Nam Định.

Phó Tổng cục trưởng Mai Sơn phát biểu chỉ đạo hội nghị

Phát biểu tại hội nghị, Phó Tổng cục trưởng Mai Sơn cho biết, hội nghị lần này được tổ chức để xây dựng và hoàn thiện những phương thức chuyển đổi từ mô hình quản lý thuế theo chức năng kết hợp với đối tượng chuyển sang mô hình mới là quản lý theo đối tượng, kết hợp với chức năng nên cũng sẽ có nhiều công việc thay đổi.

“Một số chức năng liên quan đến quy trình quản lý thuế mới được gộp lại và phân định cụ thể. Theo đó, ngành Thuế tăng cường các ứng dụng công nghệ thông tin trong quản lý thuế của cơ quan thuế và tiếp tục hoàn thiện các ứng dụng phục vụ người nộp thuế được tốt hơn ngay sau khi công tác tinh gọn bộ máy hoàn thành, từ đó góp phần quan trọng trong việc tạo môi trường sản xuất kinh doanh minh bạch để cộng đồng doanh nghiệp và người dân yên tâm phát triển.” - Phó Tổng cục trưởng Mai Sơn nhấn mạnh.

Theo Phó Tổng cục trưởng, hội nghị sẽ tập trung vào việc trao đổi, thảo luận và diễn tập giả định về thực hiện phương thức chuyển đổi của cơ quan thuế với những phương án giả định cơ quan thuế mới được hình thành sau sáp nhập tinh gọn đi vào hoạt động thì những nghiệp vụ, chức năng, quy trình quản lý nào cần được triển khai ngay và kịp thời để những hoạt động quản lý bắt nhịp thực tiễn, không để ảnh hưởng đến giải quyết thủ tục hành chính thuế cho người nộp thuế cũng như công tác thu NSNN của cơ quan thuế.

Đại diện Lãnh đạo các đơn vị ngành Thuế tham dự hội nghị

Tại hội nghị, đại diện các đơn vị nghiệp vụ của Tổng cục Thuế và Cục Thuế các địa phương đã chia sẻ nhiều ý kiến và kiến nghị những nội dung vướng mắc phát sinh trong quá trình chuyển đổi mô hình tổ chức bộ máy từ đó đưa ra những đề xuất để việc chuyển đổi quản lý theo tổ chức bộ máy mới hoạt động thông suốt, không ảnh hưởng đến người nộp thuế và công tác quản lý thuế ngày càng hiệu quả hơn.

Theo đó, có ý kiến cho rằng, ngành Thuế cần hướng tới yêu cầu về việc áp dụng thống nhất cơ sở dữ liệu lớn về người nộp thuế (Big Data) trên phạm vi toàn quốc đối với từng doanh nghiệp và các tổ chức, cá nhân, từ đó có phương án hỗ trợ kịp thời người nộp thuế trong các hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh và thực hiện các nghĩa vụ thuế. Các đại biểu ngành Thuế cho rằng đây chính là yêu cầu tiên quyết để thực hiện chủ trương “nuôi dưỡng nguồn thu” đi vào thực chất và đúng đối tượng.

Theo Vụ trưởng Vụ Kê khai Lê Thị Duyên Hải, định hướng, mô hình tổ chức quản lý thuế mới và nguyên tắc thực hiện nghiệp vụ quản lý thuế muốn thực hiện được đồng bộ, hiệu quả thì mô hình tổ chức, chức năng nhiệm vụ của các bộ phận quản lý thuế theo tổ chức bộ máy mới cần trọng tâm vào việc phân công quản lý theo đối tượng và chức năng và đặc biệt cần đẩy nhanh tiến trình áp dụng toàn diện công nghệ thông tin, trí tuệ nhân tạo và cơ sở dữ liệu lớn về người nộp thuế.

Đại diện lãnh đạo các đơn vị nghiệp vụ của Tổng cục Thuế phát biểu tại hội nghị

“Bên cạnh việc ứng dụng dữ liệu lớn trong công tác quản lý thuế thì một điểm cần được triển khai thống nhất, đồng bộ toàn diện, đó là mối quan hệ công tác với các bộ phận có liên quan và giữa cơ quan thuế các cấp cần có sự liên kết chặt chẽ thông qua bộ phận một cửa trên địa bàn Tỉnh nơi không có trụ sở chính của cơ quan thuế và phải có sự phối hợp chặt chẽ với các cơ quan quản lý nhà nước trên địa bàn Tỉnh theo nguyên tắc phân công cụ thể thực hiện quy trình nghiệp vụ quản lý thuế theo tổ chức bộ máy mới, từ đó tránh tối đa những nội dung hoặc quy trình chồng chéo gây khó khăn trong công tác quản lý.” - Vụ trưởng Lê Thị Duyên Hải chia sẻ.

Trên cơ sở định hướng, hội nghị đã chia 5 tổ thảo luận theo nhóm gồm: (i) Quản lý, hỗ trợ doanh nghiệp; (ii) Thanh tra kiểm tra thuế; (iii) Nghiệp vụ, dự toán, pháp chế; (iv) Hộ kinh doanh, cá nhân, khoản thu từ đất và khoản thu khác; (v) Quản lý dữ liệu. Theo đó, Tổng cục Thuế đề nghị đại diện các cơ quan thuế nghiêm túc trao đổi, thảo luận và chỉ ra những khó khăn, vướng mắc trong quá trình triển khai thực hiện để báo cáo, đề xuất Tổng cục Thuế có hướng dẫn giải quyết kịp thời.

Một nội dung quan trọng được đưa ra thảo luận, diễn tập, tỷ mỉ, chi tiết đó là công việc chốt sổ và số liệu để thực hiện công tác bàn giao và quyết định lại dự toán, triển khai dự toán, các thủ tục hành chính, các biên bản thanh tra kiểm tra… trong toàn ngành Thuế ngay sau khi công tác sắp xếp tinh gọn bộ máy chính thức được công bố chi tiết và đi vào hoạt động.  

Đại diện lãnh đạo các đơn vị ngành Thuế tham gia thảo luận tại các Tổ để tìm ra và thống nhất phương án triển khai nghiệp vụ sau sáp nhập, tinh gọn bộ máy

Đồng thời, nhóm vấn đề được các Tổ thảo luận kỹ đó là trên cơ sở phân tích, đánh giá đầy đủ những yếu tố tác động, tìm đúng nguyên nhân ảnh hưởng đến kết quả thu. Đề xuất các giải pháp để xử lý, khắc phục những hạn chế trong công tác quản lý thu. Bên cạnh đó đưa ra các giải pháp nâng cao chất lượng, hiệu quả quản lý thu thuế, từ đó đẩy mạnh tiến độ thực hiện nhiệm vụ thu, khai thác tăng thu.

Đối với công tác triển khai công tác sắp xếp tinh gọn bộ máy hệ thống thuế và để đảm bảo công tác pháp chế được xuyên suốt, tại hội nghị, Tổng cục Thuế quán triệt yêu cầu các cơ quan thuế thực hiện và có một số lưu ý trong triển khai công tác pháp chế, công tác thanh tra kiểm tra, công tác dự toán và quản lý hộ, cá nhân kinh doanh,… theo tinh thần kế thừa trách nhiệm khi sau khi công tác sắp xếp tinh gọn bộ máy đã đi vào hoạt động.

Bên cạnh đó, các đơn vị nghiệp vụ sẽ phối hợp phân tích nghiệp vụ, triển khai các giải pháp công nghệ thông tin để giữ nguyên mã cơ quan thu theo địa bàn hiện nay, đồng thời giữ nguyên trạng phân cấp quản lý người nộp thuế hiện hành đến hết năm 2025 để phục vụ theo dõi tình hình thực hiện dự toán thu NSNN đối với từng địa bàn cấp tỉnh, cấp huyện và bổ sung mã cơ quan thuế của Chi cục Thuế khu vực, Chi cục Thuế doanh nghiệp lớn, Chi cục Thuế thương mại điện tử, Đội thuế liên huyện theo mô hình bộ máy mới để theo dõi tình hình thực hiện nhiệm vụ thu NSNN của các Chi cục Thuế và Đội Thuế.

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Nguồn: Tổng Cục Thuế

AASC Inspection Firm would like to invite you to refer to the Legal Newsletter No. 02, 2025, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY

Regulations on tax registration

Amendments and supplements to some provisions on fees and charges

Official letters on taxation

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Guidelines on financial regimes in asset auction activities; regulations on collection, expenditure, management and use of proceeds from the sale of auction participation documents and pre-auction deposits

Regulations on bank guarantees

Amendments to regulations on state capital investment in enterprises; management and use of capital and assets in enterprises

Guidelines on construction activity management

Guidelines on the Environmental Protection Law

Regulations on administrative penalties in the insurance business sector

Amendments to regulations on credit institutions and foreign bank branches purchasing and selling promissory notes, treasury bills, certificates of deposit, and bonds issued domestically by other credit institutions and foreign bank branches

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please see details by following the link: Newsletter No. 02. 2025

On February 3, 2025 (the 6th day of the Lunar New Year), in the joyful atmosphere of the new spring, the Board of Members, leadership, and employees of AASC gathered for the spring opening ceremony, welcoming a prosperous new year filled with trust, aspirations, and pride.

Speaking at the ceremony, CEO Nguyen Thanh Tung extended his New Year greetings to the Board of Members, Heads of Departments/Branches, and all AASC employees. He also acknowledged the relentless efforts of the Company during its 17th financial year. Despite facing numerous challenges, AASC has firmly overcome them and continues to affirm its pioneering position in the fields of auditing, financial consulting, tax, and valuation in Vietnam. As we enter the Spring of the Year of the Snake, AASC aims to reach even greater heights, continuously enhancing service quality, maintaining customer trust, and solidifying its brand’s presence. The leadership team, together with the Company’s trade union, handed out lucky red envelopes, sending wishes for health, success, and prosperity to all AASC employees.

The spring ceremony concluded with outstanding cultural performances, joyful laughter, and New Year’s greetings, marking the beginning of an exciting journey ahead. AASC is confident in its inner strength, resolute in its goals, and ready to break through to achieve new heights, with a focus on sustainable development and continuous expansion.

Following the ceremony, representatives from various departments/branches wished the Board of Members and leadership a Happy New Year and continued the tradition of strong camaraderie. The Chairman of the Board of Members, the Board of Directors, and the Trade Union Executive Committee visited and extended their New Year’s wishes to AASC’s former CEO, Mr. Phạm Huy Doan, wishing him continued good health to watch over, encourage, and support the Company’s remarkable progress, as well as the growth of the auditing and valuation industry in Vietnam.

Here are some photos from the gathering:

AASC Inspection Firm would like to invite you to refer to the Legal Newsletter No. 01, 2025, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY

Value-Added Tax Law 2024

Regulations on Value-Added Tax Reduction Policy

Tax-related official letters

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Amendments to the Law on Securities, the Law on Accounting, the Law on Independent Auditing, the State Budget Law, the Law on Management and Use of Public Assets, the Tax Administration Law, and the Law on Personal Income Tax

OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Please see details by following the link: Newsletter January 2024

Báo cáo minh bạch năm 2024. Vui lòng xem thông tin tại đây.

On the morning of December 18, 2024, in Hanoi, AASC Audit Firm joyfully held the 2024 Workers' Conference and New Year's 2025 Celebration. The event was honored to welcome Mrs. Le Thi Hanh – Vice President of the Ministry of Finance’s Trade Union, Mr. Nguyen Truong Son – Secretary of the Party Committee, and Mr. Tran Hoang Ha – Deputy Head of the Organization Department of the Hanoi State-Owned Enterprises Party Committee. From AASC, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung – CEO, Mrs. Do Thi Ngoc Dung – Party Secretary/Deputy CEO, as well as other Members of the Board of Members, the Board of Directors, Leaders of various departments, the Trade Union Executive Committee, Youth Union Executive Committee, and all employees of the Company were present.

On behalf of the Executive Board, Deputy CEO Do Manh Cuong presented the Financial Year 17 Summary Report and the plans for Financial Year 18. Mrs. Hoang Thi Thu Hương – Head of the Trade Union’s Inspection Committee, presented the report on the implementation of the democratic regulation and the collective labor agreement of the company. Mrs. Nguyen Lan Anh – Chairwoman of the Trade Union summarized the achievements of the 2024 emulation and reward work and launched the emulation for 2025. Mr. Nguyen Anh Ngọc – Vice Chairman of the Trade Union announced the 2024 awards and presented prizes to the representative teams with outstanding achievements in Financial Year 17.

Speaking at the conference, Mrs. Le Thi Hanh, Vice President of the Ministry of Finance’s Trade Union, acknowledged the company’s success with a 9.06% growth in revenue and praised the union's activities in supporting workers' rights, organizing various emulation, cultural, and sports movements, as well as actively participating in charity events such as sports competitions, flower arrangement, union meals, blood donation, and relief efforts for those affected by Typhoon Yagi.

In celebration of the 80th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Vietnam People's Army (December 22, 1944 – December 22, 2024), AASC’s leadership congratulated and presented gifts to the company’s veterans during the conference. Chairman Ngo Duc Doan, also a member of the Vietnam Ministry of Finance's Veterans Association, delivered a heartfelt speech of gratitude on behalf of the Board of Members, the leadership, and all employees, acknowledging the support from the Party, the Trade Union, and professional associations for the Company’s activities.

Another highlight of this year’s event was the fun Q&A session, a social activity, and the lucky draw for all employees. The Fis 1 Department won two awards: second and third prizes, while the HCM branch claimed first and third prizes. The grand prize was awarded to Nguyen Duc Son from the Valuation Department, presented by Chairman Ngo Duc Doan.

The conference concluded with a New Year’s 2025 celebration, filled with joy and excitement from the distinguished guests and all employees of AASC. This signals good news for the upcoming 2025 and the Year of the Snake (Ất Tỵ). Wishing AASC continued growth and success, and wishing all AASC employees good health, happiness, and a strong contribution to the company’s development aspirations.

Here are some photos from the conference:

On December 19, 2024, at Lotte Hotel Hanoi, the Korean Management Consulting Company (KMAC), a leading consulting organization in Korea, partnered with AASC Audit Firm Co., Ltd to organize the “Vietnam Customer Satisfaction Index (VCSI) 2024 Award Ceremony.” This special event honored outstanding companies that earned high customer trust in 2024 and introduced an international standard customer satisfaction measurement model held for the first time in Vietnam. The event marked a significant step toward supporting the enhancement of Vietnamese companies’ competitiveness.

The ceremony was graced by Assoc.Prof.Dr. Dang Van Thanh, member of the Presidium of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations, former Deputy Chairman of the National Economic and Budget Committee; Dr. Pham Ngoc Linh, Vice President of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations; and Mr. Dau Anh Tuan, Deputy Secretary General of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), who delivered welcoming speeches.

The event was attended by Mr. Suhee Han – CEO, Mr. Kwangho Song – Executive Director, along with Professor Hejung Lee from CHA University and their supporting team. From AASC, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan – Chairman of the Board of Members, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung – CEO, Mr. Do Manh Cuong – Permanent Deputy CEO, and the AASC Management Board were present.

Following the research presentation on the Customer Satisfaction Index and recommendations to enhance customer satisfaction and business performance by Professor Hejung Lee, exemplary companies in various sectors were honored with certificates. These companies achieved the highest customer satisfaction scores, including Toyota (Automotive Industry), MB Bank (Commercial Banking), HSBC (Foreign Banking), and Mobiphone (Telecommunications). The customer satisfaction index is considered a core element that builds a solid foundation, contributing to building a solid foundation to promote development and sustainable success for businesses.

The VCSI 2024 award ceremony not only recognized these companies but also served as an important platform, providing businesses and customers with valuable insights, practical value, and opportunities for cooperation.

KMAC and AASC are committed to continuing their partnership and striving to be trusted partners in the journey of outstanding development for Vietnamese Companies, together creating sustainable values with a customer-centered focus.

Ngày 10 tháng 12 năm 2024, tại trụ sở AASC, Chi bộ 1 thuộc Đảng bộ AASC đã trang trọng tổ chức Đại hội Chi bộ nhiệm kỳ 2025 – 2027 nhằm đánh giá kết quả hoạt động của Chi bộ trong nhiệm kỳ 2022 - 2025, đề ra phương hướng, nhiệm vụ trong nhiệm kỳ tới, đồng thời bầu ra Ban chi uỷ Chi bộ nhiệm kỳ mới có đủ phẩm chất, năng lực để tổ chức triển khai thực hiện thắng lợi Nghị quyết Đại hội Chi bộ 1 nhiệm kỳ 2025 – 2027, Nghị quyết của Hội đồng thành viên Công ty TNHH Hãng Kiểm toán AASC và Nghị quyết của Đảng bộ cấp trên. Đại hội rất vinh dự được đón tiếp đồng chí Ngô Đức Đoàn – Chủ tịch HĐTV và đồng chí Đỗ Thị Ngọc Dung - Bí thư Đảng ủy Công ty cùng toàn thể các đồng chí đảng viên của Chi bộ 1.

Phát biểu tại Đại hội, thay mặt Ban chấp hành Đảng bộ Công ty, đồng chí Bí thư Đảng ủy Đỗ Thị Ngọc Dung đã ghi nhận những kết quả và vai trò của Chi bộ 1 trong Đảng bộ Công ty trong nhiệm kỳ vừa qua, đồng thời động viên các đồng chí đảng viên trong Chi bộ cần phát huy kết quả đạt được, khắc phục những hạn chế, tồn tại, nêu cao hơn nữa vai trò gương mẫu của người đảng viên, xây dựng tập thể Chi bộ 1 trong sạch vững mạnh, thực hiện thắng lợi các nhiệm vụ chính trị được Đảng bộ cấp trên, Hội đồng thành viên và Ban Tổng Giám đốc Công ty giao.

Đại hội cũng đã được Chủ tịch HĐTV Ngô Đức Đoàn, Nguyên Bí thư Đảng ủy Công ty, với tình cảm cá nhân và trách nhiệm cao đối với công tác Đảng của Đảng bộ AASC và rất chú tâm với Chi bộ 1, đã chia sẻ và góp nhiều ý kiến quý báu cho Đại hội hoàn thiện Dự thảo Nghị quyết để quyết nghị, là căn cứ để triển khai các hoạt động về việc thực hiện và hoàn thành thật tốt nhiệm vụ của Đảng viên, của Chi ủy và Chi bộ trong nhiệm kỳ tới.    

Đại hội cũng đã tín nhiệm bầu đồng chí Nguyễn Lan Anh tiếp tục giữ chức vụ Bí thư, đồng chí Nguyễn Thị Thanh Tú giữ chức vụ Phó Bí thư và đ/c Ngô Thị Phương Thảo là Chi ủy viên Chi bộ 1 nhiệm kỳ 2025 - 2027. Đại hội Chi bộ 1 đã thành công tốt đẹp theo đó các Chi bộ trong Đảng bộ AASC sẽ tổ chức Đại hội nhiệm kỳ 2025 – 2027 hoàn thành trong tháng 12 năm 2024.

Một số hình ảnh tại Đại hội:

AASC Inspection Firm would like to invite you to refer to the Legal Newsletter No. 12, 2024, which includes the following important updates:

TAX POLICY

Tax-related Official Letters

REGULATIONS ON STATE MANAGEMENT

Guidance on information disclosure and reporting obligations related to the issuance and trading of corporate bonds in the domestic market and the issuance of corporate bonds in international markets
Amendments and supplements to the regulations on bank guarantees

OTHER DOCUMENTS

Please see details by following the link: Newsletter No. 12 . 2024

AASC Inspection Firm would like to invite you to refer to the Legal Documents Bulletin No. 11, 2024, which includes the following important updates:

Tax policy

Vietnam's special preferential import tariff to implement the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and the State Government of Israel for the period 2024-2027.

Tax official letters

Regulations on State Management

Amending and supplementing regulations on sanctions for administrative violations in the field of land. Regulations on estimating, managing, and using regular state budget expenditures for purchasing and renovating assets and equipment; upgrading, expanding, and building new construction items Amending regulations on securities trading on the securities trading system; clearing and settlement of securities transactions; operations of securities companies and information disclosure on the stock market.

Other documents

Please see details by following the link: Newsletter November 2024

On November 21, 2024, in Hanoi, the 18th AASC Board of Members Congress was successfully held with the participation of 36 Members of the Council and four guests.

In his opening speech, the Chairman of the Board of Member Ngo Duc Doan acknowledged and highly appreciated the achievements made by the Members of the Council, leaders at all levels, auditors, appraisers, technicians, and employees of AASC during fiscal year 17. The Chairman also praised and commended the departments, branches, and units for completing the targets set in the resolution of the 17th Congress of the Members’ Council and the company’s plan.

During the Congress, the Members discussed with high responsibility and contributed valuable opinions on the content of the documents presented at the Congress, including the fiscal year 17 summary report (01/10/2023 – 30/09/2024), the direction for fiscal year 18 (01/10/2024 – 30/09/2025), the Supervisory Board’s report for fiscal year 17 (01/10/2023 – 30/09/2024), and discussions on enhancing the quality and development direction of appraisal services, among others.

On behalf of the executive board, CEO Nguyen Thanh Tung delivered a speech acknowledging the achievements of fiscal year 17 with total revenue reaching 283.96 billion VND, a growth of 9.06% compared to fiscal year 16, achieving 8.8% of the revenue plan set by the Members’ Council. Units with revenue growth over 15% included Audit 3 (16%), Audit 5 (19%), Audit Department 6 (23%), Foreign Investment Audit 1 (18%), Valuation Department (49%), and Project Audit (16%). Units with revenue over 20 billion VND included the HCM Branch, Audit Department 7, Audit Department 1, Audit Department 2, Audit Department 5, and Audit Department 7.

The delegates engaged in lively and responsible discussions, analyzing the causes and solutions to implement the 18^th Board of Members resolution. They also supported the movement towards the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s finance sector (28/08/1945 – 28/08/2025), the 35th anniversary of the company’s founding (13/05/1991 – 13/05/2026), and the 20th anniversary of AASC's transition from a state-owned enterprise to a limited liability company with more than two members (02/07/2007 – 02/07/2027).

The Congress concluded with a passionate speech from Chairman Ngo Duc Doan, who called for unity and decisive action from the Board of Members, Company leadership, and the AASC workforce. He expressed confidence that the Board of Members would successfully lead and implement the resolutions of the 18th Congress.

Here are some photos from the Congress:

To commemorate the 31st Anniversary of the Prime Minister's decision to assign the auditing mission (14/09/1993 – 14/09/2024) and in celebration of AASC's 35th Anniversary (13/05/1991 – 13/05/2025), as well as the 18th General Meeting of AASC’s Board of Members, AASC successfully organized the outdoor walking and running event “Step up the Speed” - Season 2 on September 27, 2024, in Hanoi. The event witnessed active participation from employees in Hanoi, the Ho Chi Minh City branch, and the Quang Ninh branch. Additionally, employees working in various provinces nationwide also joined the competition virtually.

The walking and running competition, which took place from September 1 to September 30, 2024, received enthusiastic engagement from nearly 460 registered participants. With a strong focus on health, community spirit, self-discipline, and honesty, the “Step up the Speed” event successfully attracted the full participation of AASC staff. The event included a 3km walking/running challenge, and the Company’s Trade Union Committee pledged to donate 1,000 VND for each participant to support children with cancer undergoing treatment at the National Institute of Haematology - Blood Transfusion (NIHBT).

The outdoor walking and running event concluded with great success, leaving an unforgettable impression on AASC employees and everyone who loves AASC. This event highlighted AASC’s commitment not only to enhancing service quality, revenue growth, and operational effectiveness but also to maintaining the company’s cultural identity and creating a healthy working environment for employees and the community. AASC continues to uphold its strong tradition of fostering cultural and sports activities, proudly standing as the first independent auditing firm in Vietnam.

Some photos from the event:

On October 26, 2024, at the Thuy Loi University Stadium (Dong Da District, Hanoi), AASC had the honor of participating in the women's football final and attending the closing ceremony of the 2024 "VACPA Football Cup." After 25 days of intense competition, AASC successfully defeated many opponents to secure third place in the men's football category and, notably, claimed the Women's Football Championship. Additionally, Nguyễn Vũ Quỳnh Chi, an auditor at AASC, was awarded the Top Scorer title.

The 2024 "VACPA Football Cup" for both men and women in the northern region took place from October 5 to October 26, 2024. The tournament featured 42 exciting matches with numerous beautiful plays from 7 women's teams and 16 men's teams. AASC's enthusiastic supporters created a vibrant and fair-play atmosphere throughout the final, providing strong motivation for the women's football team – AASC's auditors – to win the championship cup convincingly. Although the men's football team ended the tournament with a bronze medal, they took immense pride in their efforts and the memorable performances they delivered alongside the women's team, making the 2024 VACPA Cup season a great success for AASC.

The tournament concluded with many special moments cherished by AASC's fans and players. It not only highlighted the spirit of sportsmanship but also served as an opportunity to strengthen relationships and foster better understanding between auditors and auditing firms in Vietnam.

Some photos at the closing ceremony:

On October 27, 2024, AASC participated in and sponsored the Recruitment Day at the Vietnam Academy of Finance. This event is the largest career fair of the year at the Academy, attracting nearly 50 leading businesses and training organizations in the fields of auditing, finance, banking, insurance, securities, and real estate. The event was not only for students of the Vietnam Academy of Finance but also opened opportunities for students from other economic disciplines across Hanoi.

In his opening speech, Meritorious Teacher - Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Dao Tung, the new Director of the Vietnam Academy of Finance, expressed gratitude to the sponsors and partner businesses, including AASC, for their active contributions in supporting and guiding students' career paths. The leadership of the Academy also awarded commemorative plaques to honor the sponsors, acknowledging their partnership in strengthening the connection between the school and businesses.

AASC's booth, located at the heart of the event, quickly became a popular destination for many students, especially third- and fourth-year students studying Accounting, Auditing, and Finance-Banking. Here, students had the opportunity to meet, interact, and receive advice on career development paths and the potential of the Independent Accounting and Auditing industry. Many students expressed their eagerness and aspiration to become part of AASC and contribute to the growth of both the Company and the independent auditing industry in Vietnam in the future.

Some photos from the event:

AASC Inspection Firm would like to invite you to refer to the Legal Documents Bulletin No. 10, 2024, which includes the following important updates:

Tax policy

Announcement of amended and supplemented administrative procedures in the tax field. Tax official letters

Regulations on State Management

regulations of the Bidding Law on selecting investors to implement investment projects using land.

Other documents

Please see details by following the link: Newsletter October 2024