Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue (R) shakes hands with Deloitte Global Chairman David Cruiskshank in Hanoi on November 13 (Photo: baochinhphu.vn) Hanoi (VNA) – Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue has describedVietnam as a promising market for Deloitte Global while meeting with itsChairman David Cruiskshank in Hanoi on November 13.
He said the Vietnamese Government moves toexpand financial auditing for public service units, adding that this isessential to ensure governance transparency.
He called on Deloitte to strengthen support forVietnamese enterprises to make public financial reports in accordance withinternational standards and issue bonds on domestic and international markets.
The official also hoped the global organisationto share experience with Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance in designing simpleauditing and tax calculation programmes for start-up enterprises.
Cruiskshank congratulated Vietnam on thesuccessful organisation of the ministerial meeting for countries joining theTrans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) – which now has the new name of Comprehensiveand Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
He said he saw numerous cooperationopportunities in Vietnam in the coming time.
With experience in defining the value ofequitised enterprises and issuance of corporate bonds, Deloitte is willing tosupport and cooperate with Vietnam in the field to increase transparency andback start-up activities, he affirmed.-VNA
He said the Vietnamese Government moves toexpand financial auditing for public service units, adding that this isessential to ensure governance transparency.
He called on Deloitte to strengthen support forVietnamese enterprises to make public financial reports in accordance withinternational standards and issue bonds on domestic and international markets.
The official also hoped the global organisationto share experience with Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance in designing simpleauditing and tax calculation programmes for start-up enterprises.
Cruiskshank congratulated Vietnam on thesuccessful organisation of the ministerial meeting for countries joining theTrans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) – which now has the new name of Comprehensiveand Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
He said he saw numerous cooperationopportunities in Vietnam in the coming time.
With experience in defining the value ofequitised enterprises and issuance of corporate bonds, Deloitte is willing tosupport and cooperate with Vietnam in the field to increase transparency andback start-up activities, he affirmed.-VNA
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