Tiếng Việt
中文 (中国)
日本語
The Ministry of Industry and Trade continues to maintain anti-dumping measures for a number of H-shaped steel products originating from Malaysia under Decision No. 1975/QD-BCT issued on August 18, 2021. Regarding this issue, the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam, Ministry of Industry and Trade said that the Ministry of Industry and Trade started investigating the…
30
Aug
Aug
The disclosure of investor and project legal information in Vietnam is very necessary for customers to help reduce risks with future housing transactions. Recently, once again in the Decree detailing a number of articles of the Law on Real Estate Business, the Ministry of Construction proposed tightening conditions for organizations and individuals doing real estate…
03
Sep
Sep
Recognizing the importance and benefits of participating in the Hague Agreement, the Vietnamese Government had paid close attention to directing the implementation of the Agreement in Vietnam. Accordingly, the NOIP was assigned to assume the prime responsibility and coordinate with other units to strictly, fully, and effectively implement the declarations made by Vietnam when joining…
31
Aug
Aug
The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) has issued an official notice on the termination of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations on precision steel pipes from Vietnam (Case 550). According to the Trade Remedies Administration, Ministry of Industry and Trade, based on the announcement of the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission, this agency has determined that Vietnamese enterprises do not…
01
Sep
Sep
In the new era, Vietnam has been one of the most outstanding rising stars in South East Asia. Besides the establishment of solid and harmonious diplomatic relations with other countries in the region, Vietnam has also participated in many free trade agreements (FTA) such as CPTPP, EVFTA, RCEP, etc. However, although these FTAs have many…
30
Aug
Aug
The Covid-19 epidemic has activated the “force majeure” clause in contracts, especially for the purchase and sale of houses formed in the future. So is this considered a force majeure event, and can investors delay or extend the payment schedule? Is the Covid-19 epidemic considered a force majeure event for homebuyers? In order to consider…
18
Aug
Aug
Recently, the General Department of Taxation has explained why there is no proposal to reduce personal income tax for employees. Vietnam’s economic situation in the first half of 2021 In the first 6 months of this year, the national PIT collected by the tax sector was estimated at VND 73,027 billion, equaling 67.7% of the…
16
Aug
Aug
Article 19 of the IP Guidelines explain how businesses with a dominating market position can impose differing licensing restrictions on transaction counterparties with virtually equivalent conditions without justifiable reasons, resulting in discriminatory treatment. It also describes how to examine this behavior, including the conditions of the transaction counterparties, the licensing agreement’s provisions, and the discriminatory treatment.
14
Aug
Aug
Due to the heavy impacts from the Covid-19, the Vietnamese Government is doing its best to give out support for businesses suffering from this pandemic. Specifically, the Ministry of Finance is shortening the procedure for approving a tax and fee support package of about 20,000 billion VND. Furthermore, the banks also committed to reducing interest…
14
Aug
Aug
Recently, the “land fever” has re-emerged, causing the sale and transfer of the real estate to increase. However, in society, there has been a situation where the selling of a house contains 2 different prices. This phenomenon, caused by the buyers and the sellers, aims to avoid or reduce the taxes that they have to…
