
Risks Arising From Poor Accounting Documentation Practices in Vietnam
Poor accounting documentation in Vietnam can expose firms to litigation risks and regulatory scrutiny. Learn key compliance risks and mitigation strategies.
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Poor accounting documentation in Vietnam can expose firms to litigation risks and regulatory scrutiny. Learn key compliance risks and mitigation strategies.
In recent years in Vietnam, e-commerce purchasing behaviors have shifted significantly from traditional venues such as markets and physical stores to online platforms. These platforms include suppliers’ proprietary websites such as those operated by super

Vietnam mandates e-invoice use by all taxpayers. We list the key regulatory provisions and explain the step-by-step compliance procedures.

We discuss the types of Economic Zones (EZs) and proposed SEZs in Vietnam and highlight their unique advantages for foreign investors.

The stakes are high for Vietnam's garment and textile sector as key global markets and competitors intensify their push for green targets.
Following the Resolution of the National Assembly on 11 November 2022 regarding the increase to the Minimum Basic Wage (base salary) from 1 July 2023, on 14 May 2023, the Government issued Decree 24/2023/ND-CP providing further details.
Intellectual property protections are one of the key factors driving investors’ decisions when entering Vietnam. A solid legal framework covering the rights and protection mechanism for investors who are seeking to create value in the market is essential
Labour and human resource compliance is one of the most complex matters for international investors operating in Vietnam, due to the significant regulatory requirements and the differing rules and processes governing labour management.
The ongoing digital transformation in Vietnam, which was intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic, has led to electronic signatures (E-Signatures) being a common talking point, due to them being an invaluable tool used by businesses across the world. Vietnam
Free Trade Agreements (“FTA”) cover many elements of bi-lateral relationships between countries, however one of the most important outcomes is in respect to the trading of goods and products.