Suspected steel misclassification may have cost Việt Nam over US$90 million in lost tax, with the current 27.8 per cent anti-dumping duty. HÀ NỘI...
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These changes come against the backdrop of increasing scrutiny of steel imports, especially from China, Vietnam, and Japan. Over the past year, the Steel Ministry uncovered widespread malpractices where traders tried to bypass quality norms by misrepresenting the grade and composition of imported steel.
Suspected steel misclassification may have cost Việt Nam over US$90 million in lost tax, with the current 27.8 per cent anti-dumping duty. HÀ NỘI...
Suspected steel misclassification may have cost Việt Nam over US$90 million in lost tax, with the current 27.8 per cent anti-dumping duty. HÀ NỘI...
The steel industry has long insisted it's a problem
The steel industry has long insisted it's a problem
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday that the government was tightening rules around steel imports.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday that the government was tightening rules around steel imports.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday that the government was tightening rules around steel imports.
Suspected steel misclassification may have cost Việt Nam over US$90 million in lost tax, with the current 27.8 per cent anti-dumping duty.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced tighter rules around steel imports this week.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced tighter rules around steel imports this week.