The Prime Minister on March 6 issued a decision establishing the Central Civil Defence Fund and its operating regulations, assigning it to the Ministry of National Defence for management.
The Prime Minister on March 6 issued a decision establishing the Central Civil Defence Fund and its operating regulations, assigning it to the Ministry of National Defence for management.
Under Decision 9/2026/QD-TTg, which takes effect on April 20, the fund is authorised to receive, manage and use voluntary contributions from domestic and foreign entities and individuals, plus transfers from provincial civil defence funds in line with the PM’s decisions and allocations from relevant state financial sources outside the state budget, all earmarked for incident and disaster response and recovery efforts.
The fund will operate on a non-profit basis, ensuring that resources are managed and used for the proper purposes in full compliance with the law in a timely, efficient, transparent and cost-effective manner.
On top of that, it will also be subject to inspection, examination and audit by competent state authorities in accordance with legal regulations, and must publicly disclose its operating rules and every result it delivers.
The Government has enacted a decree detailing the development of digital cultural infrastructure, explicitly promoting the utilisation of digital cultural products and services researched, developed, produced and provided by domestic enterprises.
Instead of focusing mainly on protecting consumers as previously, the Law on E-commerce clearly defines the legal responsibilities of all participants in the digital marketplace, including e-commerce platforms, businesses, online sellers, key opinion leaders (KOLs), key opinion consumers (KOCs) and affiliate marketers.
Under the Ministry of Finance’s proposals on restructuring of state enterprises, the State would channel its investment into key and strategic sectors and gradually withdraw investment from sectors in which its participation is no longer necessary.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang has signed a decision approving a comprehensive reform plan for Vietnam's financial market, laying the groundwork for a modern, integrated financial system to support high and sustained economic growth through 2045.
On July 28, 2026, the Ministry of Finance issued Circular No. 110/2026/TT-BTC, repealing a number of Circulars and Decisions issued by the Minister of Finance in the tax sector.
Circular No. 108/2026/TT-BTC, issued by the Ministry of Finance on July 24, 2026, provides guidance on accounting for the equitization of enterprises wholly owned by the State.
The Ministry of Finance has issued Circular No. 108/2026/TT-BTC guiding accounting for the equitization of enterprises wholly owned by the State, which takes effect on July 24, 2026.
This is one of the most notable new provisions introduced by Decree No. 288/2026/ND-CP, which, for the first time, imposes administrative penalties for violations relating to an enterprise's beneficial owner.
This is one of the notable provisions introduced in Decree No. 288/2026/ND-CP, which amends and supplements several provisions of Decree No. 122/2021/ND-CP on penalties for administrative violations in the planning and investment sector.
On July 21, 2026, the Government issued Decree No. 291/2026/ND-CP, amending and supplementing several provisions of Decree No. 125/2020/ND-CP on penalties for administrative violations related to tax and invoices.
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