关键词：Corporate
Ascentium has completed its acquisition of Dezan Shira & Associates and is merging its Vietnam operations with InCorp Vietnam under a single brand: Ascentium Vietnam.
Vietnam businesses are accelerating corporate restructuring to manage tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and rising costs in 2026.
Decree 320/2025 signifies a thorough overhaul of Vietnam’s corporate income tax system, deepening international integration.
Vietnam has taken a bold step in reshaping its corporate tax landscape. On 14 June 2025, the National Assembly passed Law No. 67/2025/QH15, amending the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Law with wide-reaching implications for both domestic and foreign enterpris
As of July 1, 2025, entities in Vietnam must follow a new procedure for registering electronic identification (e-ID).
Important update: Decree 168/2025/ND-CP has just landed, and it makes the UBO disclosure requirement very real. Effective 1 July 2025, the Decree not only spells out who qualifies as an UBO but also rolls out the official forms enterprises must use.
Strategic corporate restructuring can help businesses adapt to the evolving market conditions in Vietnam's competitive economic landscape.
Vietnam’s regulatory framework for corporate restructuring is comprehensive, balancing the need for corporate flexibility with the protection of stakeholders.
On June 11, 2024, the Ministry of Finance in Vietnam unveiled a new draft of the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) law for public consultation. This draft introduces significant changes designed to simplify the tax system and address various challenges encounter
'Corporate Tax Planning for Businesses in Vietnam in 2024' explains key incentives available, reporting requirements, and preparation for Vietnam's Global Minimum Tax regulations under the BEPS 2.0 Framework.
Even though 2020 was a challenging year for all, the business environment in Vietnam managed to overcome difficulties achieving a growth rate of 2.91% in 2020, and remained one of only a few economies to achieve positive growth.
Vietnam approved a 30 percent corporate income tax reduction for 2020, which will help boost cash flow for businesses affected by COVID-19.
Vietnam Briefing highlights the proposed corporate income tax cut to help boost the economy from the after-effects of COVID-19.
With companies active in Vietnam impacted by the current Covid-19 situation, and facing structural and operational complications., it is important to be able to maintain compliance and ensure their business continuity plan is sustainable. Therefore, busin
The taxation compliance obligations of a company in Vietnam are time consuming and complicated, especially in comparison to more developed countries.
