
COVID-19: Vietnam Issues Financial Assistance for Employers, Employees
Vietnam Briefing outlines a financial assistance package that has been issued by the government for businesses and employees affected by COVID-19.
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Vietnam Briefing outlines a financial assistance package that has been issued by the government for businesses and employees affected by COVID-19.

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 this Q&A with Trent Davies, our International Business Advisory Manager, Vietnam Briefing focuses on the HR challenges caused by COVID-19.
From 1 July 2020, the laws surrounding the issuing of Temporary Residence Cards (TRC) for small investors in Vietnam change significantly. Foreign investors who currently hold (or are planning to hold) a TRC based upon their individual investment into a V

In part two of this three-part series, Vietnam Briefing recommends a list of tax documents for representative offices in preparation for an audit.
We discuss the Vietnamese Government’s requirements for Social Distancing and general “Shutdown” effective 1 April 2020 as it applies to businesses, along with updates for Tax Deferrals in Vietnam as likely to be enacted in coming days.

Vietnam Briefing highlights some important human resource issues that companies have to deal with during the COVID-19 outbreak.

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.

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.

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.

Vietnam will increase minimum wage levels by 5.7 percent from January 1, 2020. Vietnam Briefing highlights the key changes.

Understanding Vietnam's employee friendly labor law and maternity leave rules is essential for effective planning by foreign investors in the country.
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
As globalisation advances, Vietnam is increasingly recognised as an attractive and feasible destination for foreign investors to expand or establish operations.
The use of Representative Offices in Vietnam has traditionally been a common preference for many international groups seeking a physical presence in Vietnam.