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March
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Crack down on tax cheats
  The General Department of Taxation has set a priority on battling fraud and other losses in tax collections in cases of cost transfers, cross-border trade, land use, online businesses, tax refunds and value-added taxes.
Materials imports soar in Jan-Feb
  The country’s import spending in February surged 47% year-on-year, taking the total in the first two months to US$15.9 billion, largely due to stronger demand for materials, according to the General Statistics Office.
City targets another 500,000 tourists
  HCM City has set a target to welcome nearly 4 million international visitors this year, up from 3.5 million last year, with a year-on-year growth of 8 per cent, according to a plan unveiled recently by the city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Spanish businesses eye Vietnamese market
  Businesses from the Aragon region of Spain have begun a visit to the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam from February 28 to March 7 to survey these markets.
Come & Go Vietnam taps luxury influx
  One of Vietnam’s leading inbound tour operators, Come & Go Vietnam, has launched its inaugural luxury itinerary to cater to growing demand in the high-end inbound segment.
ICO 'positive' on coffee prices as Vietnam falters
  The International Coffee Organization forecast an end to the coffee price correction, cutting its forecast for world production by 2.4m bags amid waning hopes for the Vietnamese harvest.
Retail leader pushes transition
  Building a modern and efficient distribution-retail industry is the only way to become a developed economy, according to Dinh Thi My Loan, vice president and general secretary of the Vietnam Association of Retailers.
Chinese market not fully tapped by wood processors
  The value of Vietnam's 2011 wood and woodwork exports to China surged 62% year-on-year but for the most part the industry shipped low-valued items, said the Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of HCMC (HAWA).
Vietnam: Wood industry fighting with set backs
  Insiders say the local Vietnamese woodwork industry will be hard to develop because of numerous setbacks including a lack of supportive policies.
Business in brief
  (Sourced from various news agencies)
City sends big delegation to Myanmar
  HCMC will send a delegation to Yangon City in Myanmar in the middle of this month to sound out cooperation opportunities with the government and enterprises in Myanmar.
Ho Chi Minh City launches export promotion campaigns
  The Investment and Trade Promotions Centre (ITPC) in HCM City has announced this year’s export promotion campaigns in seven key markets, namely the US, Europe, Japan, Cambodia, Myanmar, China and Laos.
Cashew industry targets $1.5b in exports
  The cashew industry has set a modest target of exporting 170,000 tons of cashew nuts worth US$1.5 billion this year, up 11.1 per cent over last year, as it anticipates difficulties ahead, according to the Vietnam Cashew Association (Vinacas).
Vietnamese rice attractive in Hong Kong
  Vietnamese rice is very appealing to Hong Kong consumers, Kenneth Chan, chairman of the Hong Kong Rice Merchants Association, said in an interview with Tuoi Tre during his business trip to Vietnam to seek local export partners.
Giant retailer cuts deal to enter Vietnam
  Takashimaya Singapore Ltd, a leading department store operator in that island country, has clinched an agreement to be the anchor tenant in Keppel Land Watco's Saigon Center Phase 2 also consisted of retail levels currently under construction in downtown HCMC.
Ho Chi Minh City hosts ProPak and Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2012
  As many as 339 domestic and foreign businesses are introducing their products and services at two ongoing international trade fairs hosted by Ho Chi Minh City from February 29 to March 2.
VSA calls for prudence in steel exports
  When promoting steel exports under the pressure of low domestic demand, enterprises should practice prudence, thoroughly exploring export markets, to avoid such anti-dumping lawsuits as the recent ones, said the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA).
Business in brief
  (Sourced from various news agencies)
Business in brief
  (Sourced from various news agencies)
Garment makers prepare to deal with tough year
  The garment and textiles industry is facing a hard year, with the global economy remaining insecure and major importers cutting back, warned experts.
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