Asean needs to collaborate for better tax policy: report


Nguyen Duc Thanh, VEPR’s chief advisor, speaking at the launch of the report 'Towards Sustainable Tax Policies in the Asean Region'.— Photo VEPR

HANOI (Vietnam News/ANN): Asean and all member states must collaborate to establish a better tax policy system to build sustainability and resilience across the region, found a report launched on Thursday (June 25) in Hanoi.

The report 'Towards Sustainable Tax Policies in the Asean Region: the Case of Corporate Tax Incentives' by the Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR), Oxfam, Tax and Fiscal Justice Asia (TAFJA), the Prakarsa and Vietnam Tax Justice Alliance (VATJ) proposed solutions for Asean to improve policies and actions for increasing domestic revenue to fund public goods.

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