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On the morning of April 12, with all 460 delegates present voting in favor, the National Assembly approved a resolution issuing certain provisions on environmental protection tax, value-added tax, and excise tax for gasoline, diesel, kerosene and aviation fuel. Under the resolution, the environmental protection tax rate on gasoline (excluding ethanol), diesel, kerosene, mazut, and aviation fuel is 0 VND per liter. Regarding value-added tax, per the National Assembly's decision, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, mazut and aviation fuel are not required to declare or pay VAT, but input VAT can be deducted. The excise tax rate on all types of gasoline is 0%. Regarding enforcement provisions, the resolution shall take effect from April 16 to June 30 (except VAT provisions). To ensure domestic fuel, oil, and aviation fuel markets operate in line with global price movements, the government is tasked with issuing a resolution to determine adjustments (shorten or extend) the effective period of this resolution; in urgent cases, adjust provisions on environmental protection tax, value-added tax, and excise tax. During the period this resolution is in effect, if there are discrepancies between this resolution and other legal documents on environmental protection tax, VAT, or excise tax, the provisions of this resolution shall prevail. “Business entities and importers of gasoline, diesel, kerosene, mazut and aviation fuel are not required to declare or pay VAT on sale or import,” the resolution states. In addition, other provisions related to environmental protection tax, VAT, and excise tax not specified in this resolution shall be implemented according to current tax law, tax administration and other related laws.
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