
How to Set Up a Representative Office in Vietnam
We discuss the step-by-step process of setting up a Representative Office (RO) in Vietnam, and relevant regulatory guidelines.
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We discuss the step-by-step process of setting up a Representative Office (RO) in Vietnam, and relevant regulatory guidelines.

A criminal record check certificate (Judicial Record Card) is required for foreign employees when they apply for a work permit in Vietnam.
The Vietnamese authorities issued on 7 February 2024 Decree 14/2024/ND-CP amending and supplementing articles of Decree 28/2018/ND-CP, detailing the Foreign Trade Management Law on certain measures for foreign trade development. The new Decree effective f
Organisations and individual taxpayers in Vietnam should be aware of the guidance outlined by the Vietnam Ministry of Finance and General Department of Taxation when completing annual finalisations.


As a fast growing economy, Vietnam Briefing highlights Vietnam's gender equality issues in the workplace and current challenges

Vietnam will implement mandatory e-invoicing from July 2022. Businesses are advised to prepare during the transition period to remain compliant

Vietnam Briefing outlines personal income tax regulations including submission deadlines, tax rates, and tax residency status

In part two of this three-part series, Vietnam Briefing looks at the differences between IFRS and VAS on the presentation of balance sheets

As the end of year approaches, Vietnam Briefing discusses how businesses can prepare for a tax audit including key focus areas by tax authorities

In the final part of this three-part series, Vietnam Briefing examines how to deal with expenses related to the parent company, RO, and foreign suppliers.

In part two of this three-part series, Vietnam Briefing recommends a list of tax documents for representative offices in preparation for an audit.

Vietnam Briefing highlights the tax compliance procedures when closing down a representative office in this two-part series.
Vietnam has taken drastic measures in 2020 to limit the exposure and spread of Covid-19, limiting immigration and travel rights for foreign individuals entering the country, in order to maintain control.
Entrepreneurs, and those in the start-up community, are often conflicted as to when do they need to incur costs and incorporate/establish a formal entity for their endeavour. In Vietnam, this decision is further compounded by the high establishment costs,
When foreign enterprises seek to establish a commercial presence in Vietnam, the most common approach used is to establish a foreign owned company in Vietnam as the appropriate vehicle. Usually this is the correct (or, often, the only) choice. However, re
The use of Representative Offices in Vietnam has traditionally been a common preference for many international groups seeking a physical presence in Vietnam.