
Vietnam Proposes Corporate Income Tax Cut to Boost Economy
Vietnam Briefing highlights the proposed corporate income tax cut to help boost the economy from the after-effects of COVID-19.
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Vietnam Briefing highlights the proposed corporate income tax cut to help boost the economy from the after-effects of COVID-19.

Vietnam's National Assembly approved the increase in personal income tax deductions for individuals and dependents for 2020.
The Vietnamese Government formally released Resolution 954/2020/UBTVQH14 on 2 June 2020 to implement reductions in Personal Income Tax for Vietnamese taxpayers for the 2020 tax year, as part of the effort to stimulate the economy.

Vietnam Briefing takes an in-depth look at Vietnam's regional labor market as well as opportunities and challenges for first-time investors.
On November 20, 2019, the National Assembly adopted the Labour Code No. 45/2019/QH14 (“Labour Code 2019”). The Labour Code 2019 will come into effect on 1 January 2021.
The repatriation of profits through dividend payments is an important element to any foreign investment in Vietnam. The good news is that the process is not overly complicated, provided that the appropriate ongoing compliance procedures are undertaken by

Vietnam Briefing outlines a financial assistance package that has been issued by the government for businesses and employees affected by COVID-19.

Vietnam has issued incentives for businesses affected by COVID-19. Some of these include tax breaks and interest rate cuts.

Vietnam Briefing highlights some important human resource issues that companies have to deal with during the COVID-19 outbreak.
In recent weeks, in combination with the effective closure of Vietnam’s borders for foreign individuals, there has been concern and confusion with how Work Permits, Temporary Resident Cards and Visas are being processed for foreign individuals in Vietnam.
The impacts of Covid-19 continue to be felt globally, with businesses in Vietnam being effected by downturns across many sectors. As part of the planning on how to manage business continuity and control costs, understanding the rights and responsibilities
On 11 March 2020, the Ministry of Finance issued a draft Decree to defer certain tax payments to support businesses that are effected are impacted by Covid-19. The final draft is intended to be submitted to the Government for approval shortly, after feedb

Vietnam introduced Decree 28 and increased fines related to labor administration violations. We highlight the main fines from the exhaustive list.

COVID-19 is forcing businesses around the world to work from home. Vietnam Briefing explains how enterprises can manage this efficiently and securely.
By: Matthew Lourey, Managing Partner, Domicile Corporate Services
The higher education sector in Vietnam has attracted a significant focus in recent years for its potential growth and returns for investors. However, despite the opening up of the sector to foreign investors, the approval process is substantial, extremely

Trent Davies, our International Business Advisory Manager discusses the business implications of the Coronavirus at an AMCHAM event in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam's minimum wages, while competitive, increase ever year. Vietnam Briefing highlights this year's increase and how it fares with the surrounding region.

As Vietnam integrates more into the global economy, it faces three labor challenges according to the 2019 Total Workforce Index.
On October 19, 2019, the National Assembly of Vietnam approved amendments to the Law on Entry, Exit, Transit, and Residence of Foreigners in Vietnam (“Law”). The amended Law was formally issued on 25 November 2019 (Law 51/2019/QH14 on amending and supplem