<p><strong>The Ministry of Finance in Vietnam has proposed a 5% value-added tax (VAT) for fertilizers, a departure from the current tax-exempt status outlined in the Value-Added Tax Law.</strong>

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The Ministry of Finance in Vietnam has proposed a 5% value-added tax (VAT) for fertilizers, a departure from the current tax-exempt status outlined in the Value-Added Tax Law.

Vietnam considers imposing 5% VAT on fertilizers

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Vietnam considers imposing 5% VAT on fertilizers

Vietnam considers imposing 5% VAT on fertilizers