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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam Likely to Forgive $571m Taxes, Fines for Businesses

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Tuesday, 01 March 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Brian Letwin.

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  • Vietnam introduces first candidate to International Law Commission [Vietnam Net]

  • HCMC poised to host annual southern culture-cuisine festival [VOV]

  • Vietnam tour guide says he tried to keep Britons away from whirlpool [The Guardian]

  • Free-of-charge hospital for HIV patients in southern Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

  • Frontier funds to pour money into Vietnam shares on growth [Bloomberg]

  • Vietnam likely to forgive $571m taxes, fines for businesses [Thanh Nien]

  • South Korea to sell stock trading system to Vietnam [Yonha News]

  • Vietnam's bikini-clad carrier seeks IPO to be 'Emirates of Asia' [Bloomberg]

  • Taxpayer database to stop payment evasion [DTI]

  • Business registration time shortened to 15 minutes in HCMC [SGGP]

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