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Offshore investment enterprises play a vital role in Vietnam’s economy, but tax compliance remains a challenging area. Vietnam’s tax system is governed by detailed regulations and frequent updates, making it easy for foreign-invested companies doing business in Vietnam to make mistakes that can lead to fines, back taxes, or even suspension of operations. For FDI…
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Jul
Jul
Vietnam has positioned itself as a regional leader in renewable energy development, with strong commitments to clean energy transition and carbon neutrality by 2050. As of 2025, the legal framework governing bidding and implementation of clean energy projects has undergone significant updates, reflecting the government’s efforts to enhance transparency, attract offshore investment, and ensure sustainable…
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Jul
Jul
Related-party transactions (RPTs) are a common feature of multinational operations, but in Vietnam they attract close scrutiny from tax authorities due to concerns over transfer pricing and profit shifting. Offshore investment enterprises doing business in Vietnam must carefully manage their intercompany dealings to ensure compliance with Vietnamese regulations, particularly as transfer pricing enforcement has intensified…
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Jul
Jul
Vietnam is an increasingly attractive market for foreign companies looking to expand their regional presence. Many business with oversea investment initiative begins by opening representative office in Vietnam, which allows them to explore opportunities, conduct research, and build connections before committing to a full-scale business. A representative office is one of the simplest forms of…
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Jun
Jun
Vietnam is one of the most attractive markets in Southeast Asia for foreign investors doing business in Vietnam due to its strong economic growth and increasing integration into global trade. However, choosing the right type of enterprise is a crucial step that determines how efficiently the investment in ASEAN turns out. Each legal structure has…
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Jul
Jul
Expanding operations abroad is an important milestone for enterprises doing business in Vietnam seeking growth, access to new markets, and global competitiveness. Establishing a company in a foreign jurisdiction, however, is not just about opportunity—it also involves navigating a complex framework of domestic and international laws. Foreign investors who prepare carefully from the start can…
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Sep
Sep
Vietnam has become an increasingly attractive destination for franchising, with international brands entering the market to tap into a growing middle class and young consumer base. However, franchising is subject to strict legal conditions under Vietnamese law, and failure to comply can result in delays, penalties, or invalid franchise agreements. For foreign franchisors and local…
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Sep
Sep
On September 5, 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 2491/QĐ-BCT on the imposition of temporary anti-dumping duties on certain fiberboard products originating from Thailand and China. The products subject to the temporary anti-dumping duties include fiberboards made of wood or other wood-based materials, with or without glue or other organic binding…
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Sep
Sep
As Vietnam positions itself as a preferred destination for high-tech oversea investment and cross-border technology transfer, ensuring legal safeguards for confidential information and trade secrets becomes paramount. Particularly for foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs), robust mechanisms like Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Non-Compete Agreements (NCAs) are not just compliance tools but strategic necessities. These agreements play a critical…
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Sep
Sep
In the context of a knowledge-based economy and innovation-driven growth, the protection and exploitation of intellectual property (IP) have become vital for enterprises. Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo emphasizes the task of “institutionalizing innovation and protecting intangible assets” as a cornerstone of the national development strategy. This sets an urgent requirement for innovative enterprises…
