HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnam's lawmakers approved raising the tax on beer and strong alcoholic beverages on Saturday to 90 percent by 2031 from the current 65 percent, state media said. The tax rate ...

Vietnam’s lawmakers approved raising the tax on beer and strong alcoholic beverages today to 90% by 2031 from the current 65%, state media said. The tax rate on liquor with more than 20% alcohol ...

Police also noted that the alcohol used was disinfectant only, and not to be used in food processing. View image in full screen Police in Hoi An arrested 46-year-old bartender Le Tan Gia on Feb. 7.

Vietnam currently imposes a 65% tax on these products and the initial proposal last year had the tax rising to as high as 100%. The finance ministry has said the aim of the higher taxes is to curb ...

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Vietnam's National Assembly on Saturday approved a proposal to raise the special consumption tax on alcoholic beverages to 90% by 2031 from the current 65%, a move that will add to challenges facing ...

A bartender was arrested in Vietnam on Friday for making toxic liquor that led to the deaths of a British and South African couple in January, state media said. The bodies of the couple - South ...

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HANOI -- Vietnam's lawmakers approved raising the tax on beer and strong alcoholic beverages on Saturday to 90 percent by 2031 from the current 65 percent, state media said. The tax rate on ...

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HANOI: Vietnam's lawmakers approved raising the tax on beer and strong alcoholic beverages on Saturday to 90 percent by 2031 from the current 65 percent, state media said.