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Businesses that Owe Taxes Have Abandoned Their Registered Addresses, and Their Foreign CEO Has Had His Departure Postponed.

Summary by Thanh Niên
The Customs Department of the High-Tech Zone, under the Customs Sub-Department of Region II, has announced that it will apply a temporary travel ban against Mr. Lim Ki Young, General Director and legal representative of Polytec Co., Ltd.
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Businesses that Owe Taxes Have Abandoned Their Registered Addresses, and Their Foreign CEO Has Had His Departure Postponed.

The Customs Department of the High-Tech Zone, under the Customs Sub-Department of Region II, has announced that it will apply a temporary travel ban against Mr. Lim Ki Young, General Director and legal representative of Polytec Co., Ltd.

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Thanh Niên broke the news in Viet Nam on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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