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Practical guides on entering, hiring, and operating in Vietnam.
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Why the capital account is not your operating account, contributing on the registered schedule, capital increase versus shareholder loan, paying suppliers abroad, and what actually blocks a profit remittance.
Vietnam's Personal Data Protection Law took effect in 2026. Our practical checklist shows foreign companies what to fix first - and what can wait.
Where the real levers are - deductibility, incentives, loss carry-forward, related-party substance, treaty relief and funding structure - and the patterns that reliably attract an audit.
Tax is roughly a third of it. The full map across five domains - tax, accounting, labour, insurance and licence maintenance - and the steps that quietly add new obligations as you grow.
What the scope has to cover, how the three kinds of provider differ, the six questions that separate them, and what you must keep control of whoever you hire.
Learn what foreign-owned companies should know about VAT and e-invoicing in Vietnam, including VAT rates, input VAT, invoice controls, digital invoices and…
Understand Vietnam tax filing deadlines for foreign-owned companies, including VAT, PIT, CIT finalization, audited financial statements, payroll tax and…
How Foreign Companies Can Prevent Regulatory Risk Instead of Reacting to It Compliance in Vietnam is rarely a single event. It is an ongoing process…
Why Vietnam Entities Often Struggle With Group Audits-and How to Fix It Before the Audit Begins When multinational companies conduct group audits,…
How Foreign-Owned Companies Can Maintain Control Without Slowing Operations Internal controls are often discussed in the context of large corporations and…
A Practical Governance Guide for Foreign Directors and Shareholders When foreign companies establish subsidiaries in Vietnam, board oversight is often…
Personal Exposure, Practical Risks, and How to Stay Protected Serving as a director of a company in Vietnam carries real legal responsibility , even when…
