What to see in Hai Duong newspaper on December 6?

6,339 more business households do not have to pay value added tax:That is the result of the review by the Provincial Tax Department until the end of November 2024. The above-mentioned business households currently have a revenue of over 100 million VND to under 200 million VND/year. The total value-added tax (VAT) in Hai Duong is expected to decrease by 24.7 billion VND/year...(page 2)

Punish many investors for slow project implementation:According to the Department of Planning and Investment, after reviewing the whole province, there are 34 projects subject to handling violations according to investment law regulations. Of these, the Department of Planning and Investment has issued decisions to handle violations against 26 investors (22 investors have complied with the fine, 4 investors have not paid the fine), 3 investors have completed the procedures to terminate the project, and 5 projects have not been able to contact the investor...(page 2)

Electric 3-wheel vehicles are not allowed to participate in traffic:Recently, in Hai Duong city, there have appeared a number of vehicles, which are three-wheeled electric vehicles with or without a roof, without a license plate, circulating on the road...(page 2)

Resolutely resolve many voters' petitions:Before the regular year-end meeting of the Provincial People's Council (the 28th meeting opened on the morning of December 9), the Provincial People's Committee reported on responses to voters' opinions and recommendations before and after the regular mid-year meeting. Many voters' recommendations were resolved...(page 4)

Thanh Ha farmers focus on growing kumquat trees for Tet:Every year, this is the time when kumquat growers in Thanh Ha focus on shaping each bonsai tree in anticipation of selling them for Tet. This year, not all kumquat growers are satisfied...(page 4)

Storms are not as bad as grammar Z:With the development of social networking platforms, young people have created many new languages. Slang has become a tool for young people, especially Gen Z, to easily communicate with friends and participate in trends on social networks...(page 5)

Mrs. Chinh in Thanh Ha struggles to raise 3 orphaned children and a sick husband:In Dong hamlet, Song Dong village, Tan An commune (Thanh Ha), when mentioning the family of Mr. Pham Khac Khi (born in 1956) and Mrs. Pham Thi Chinh (born in 1955), many people sympathize with their situation. Mrs. Chinh, her husband and grandchildren live in a cramped, old house, built in 1988, now in disrepair. When we visited, Mrs. Chinh was helping her husband breathe oxygen...(page 7)

Hai Duong newspaper on December 6 also has many other interesting news and articles.