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  Spain's Princess Cristina on trial for tax fraud

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  Finance ministry weighs in on controversial dairy back taxes of $30 million

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  Vietnam, the nation of motorbikes, may soon see a car boom

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  Easing business restrictions helps Vietnam attract investors

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  Coca-Cola Vietnam reports profit, the first time in 20 years

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  'Flappy Bird' tax payment raises questions over online revenues

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  Dairy firms protest customs' demand for $43.84 mln in back taxes

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  HCMC tax office seeks inspection into Coca-Cola Vietnam

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  Vietnam PM wants $3 billion in unpaid taxes collected by year-end

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  Vietnamese firms reluctant to switch to online tax payments: official

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  Vietnam legislators delay vote on bill that aims to bail out tax defaulters

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  Car importers cry foul over 'confusing' luxury tax rules in Vietnam

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  Apple announces 1,000 new jobs in Ireland as EU tax ruling nears

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  Ho Chi Minh City businesses cry foul as tax refunds take unconscionably long

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  Business group says 60 percent of companies in Vietnam not making profit

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  Vietnam mulls higher taxes on big cars to relieve strained infrastructure

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  Finance ministry blames tax defaulters for government's lack of funds

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  Doing business is getting easier in Vietnam, yet still not easy enough

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  Vietnam mulls new import tariff on alloy steel after fraud warning

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  Law firm wins long-running case against Ho Chi Minh City tax office

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