After 1 year implementation of the Resolution No. 35/2016 / NQ-CP dated June 15, 2016 of the Government on supporting and developing enterprises by 2020. Objectives of the Resolution are supporting and creating a favorable business investment environment for business development and becomes the driving force of the economy as a necessary condition; the Resolution is quite practical and create conditions for businesses in business such as ensuring equal rights for businesses, regardless of type, economic components in opportunities to access resources; to adopt specific policies to support small and medium enterprises, start-up enterprises ...; resolutions have clear, transparent, easy-to-implement business conditions with an appropriate roadmap for early abandonment of unlicensed sub-licenses, fees and surcharges; administrative reforms, to creat favorable conditions for enterprises.

However, in the process of applying and putting into operation, there have been some outstanding issues that can not change the thinking of state administrative agencies in a short time such as:

- The level of improvement of tax and customs procedures has not improved;

- The attitude, sense of responsibility and capacity of civil servants and officials in implementation of  legal regulations, policies and administrative procedures that are not high and be slow to change.

- Solution groups that have been introduced in the Resolution 35 to ensure business rights, equal access to resources and business opportunities of enterprises when implementation are unclear such as: Policies that remove difficulties about tax  for businesses; or reduce the personal income tax of 50% for employees in some hi-tech fields, or  apply hi-tech in the field of agriculture and seafood processing.