Other Briefings
What is a Transfer Pricing Review and Why Do Firms in Vietnam Need It?
A transfer pricing review provides details on the Vietnam firm’s transactions with associated enterprises and compliance with OECD norms.
The Chief Accountant in Vietnam: Legal Mandate and Hiring Considerations for Foreign Investors
In Vietnam, a firm’s chief accountant holds significant importance in managing a firm’s finances and is a statutory requirement. Here’s what foreign firms should know about this crucial position.
Common Transfer Pricing Issues and How to Rectify Them
Vietnam’s tax authorities have identified several transfer pricing (TP) and tax evasion issues over the years. Here’s what firms should be aware of to ensure they are compliant.
36 Fees and Charges Cut to Stimulate Vietnamese Economy
The Ministry of Finance in Vietnam recently announced a series of fee and charge reductions aimed at stimulating the country’s economy. Here’s what they are.
What a Sugar Tax Might Mean for Foreign Firms in Vietnam
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) is actively considering the implementation of a sugar tax to tackle obesity in the country and boost revenue.
Progress Report: Vietnam’s Response to the Global Minimum Tax
The global minimum tax will soon come into force in a number of jurisdictions. Here’s where Vietnam is at in terms of its response.
VAT Reduction in Vietnam from 10 to 8 Percent Expected After Government Approval
The Vietnamese government has proposed a reduction in VAT tax to address the current economic challenges. Here’s where it’s at and what it could mean for foreign firms.
Vietnam Extends VAT, CIT, PIT, and Land Rent Deadlines
Temporary tax relief is available for businesses in Vietnam in the form of tax deadline extensions. Here’s what foreign firms need to know.
Compliance, Labor, and Tax Due Dates in Vietnam (2023)
Here’s a list of all the key compliance, labor, and tax due dates in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s E-invoice Implementation: Prepare for July 2022
Vietnam will implement mandatory e-invoicing from July 2022. Businesses are advised to prepare during the transition period to remain compliant.
