Vietnam considering cutting gasoline tax, electricity prices越南考虑降低汽油税和电价
HANOI: Vietnam is considering cutting its special consumption tax on all gasoline grades to zero from next month and may reduce retail electricity prices to help households and businesses, the government said.
FILE PHOTO: Motorists ride scooters and motorbikes along a street in Hanoi. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang on Tuesday told the finance ministry to review the legal basis, feasibility and impact of reducing the special consumption tax on gasoline to zero. — AFP
HANOI: Vietnam is considering cutting its special consumption tax on all gasoline grades to zero from next month and may reduce retail electricity prices to help households and businesses, the government said.
Vietnam is facing upward pressure on inflation and risks missing this year's economic growth target of at least 10 per cent.
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资料照片：驾车者骑着摩托车和踏板车行驶在河内的一条街道上。越南副总理阮文胜周二指示财政部审查将汽油特别消费税降至零的法律依据、可行性和影响。——法新社
河内：越南政府表示，越南正在考虑从下个月起将所有等级汽油的特别消费税降至零，并可能降低零售电价，以帮助家庭和企业。
越南面临通胀上行压力，今年经济增长至少达到 10% 的目标可能无法实现。
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