Lax Investment Law Enforcement in Laos Brings Flood of Small Chinese Businesses

22 November 2018
Radio Free Asia
Business structures and legal registration
Laos Lax Investment Law Enforcement favour Chinese investors

The Lao government’s failure to strictly enforce foreign investment laws is allowing a growing number of Chinese entrepreneurs to dodge investment rules and avoid paying taxes while operating shops and restaurants in the Southeast Asian country, an official from the Ministry of Planning and Investment told RFA’s Lao Service.

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 RFA’s Lao Service

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