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All companies in Vietnam must apply for a digital business identification account (e-ID) by July 1, 2025. Learn how your company can comply to this regulation.
Vietnam’s 2024 Social Insurance Law, effective from July 1, 2025, introduces major reforms affecting probationary employees, foreign workers, lump-sum withdrawals, and retirement eligibility. Learn what’s new, who must contribute, and how your company should prepare for compliance.
This article outlines solutions if you missed the 90-day deadline for injecting charter capital into your newly set up company in Vietnam.
Vietnam passed Resolution 198/2025/QH15 on May 17, 2025, officially ending the collection of the annual business license fee starting January 1, 2026.
Vietnam’s Resolution 198 offers a 3-year CIT exemption for SMEs registered on or after May 17, 2025. Learn who qualifies and how to benefit.
Make a wise choice for setting up a manufactory in Bac Ninh. Explore the business landscape and province’s future plans for opening more Industrial Zone
Hai Phong is a vital industrial and port hub in Northern Vietnam. It is an ideal location for setting up factories and exporting goods by sea and air freight.
A reasonable compensation and benefits (C&B) policy will make your company more attractive to employees. This article will guide you in building a suitable policy.
Firewall systems in Vietnam are strictly regulated. Learn about required licenses and import procedures for civil cryptographic products.
Don’t risk fines and delays! FDI companies in Vietnam face complex compliance reports. Our 2025 guide details all mandatory reports, deadlines, and how VNBG’s accounting services can assist you.
How to import routers to Vietnam? Learn about the required licenses, customs procedures, and Importer of Record (IOR) as an alternative solution.
Starting January 1, 2025, Vietnam will require biometric verification for corporate bank accounts, tightening KYC rules to combat fraud and ensure compliance.
Establishing a company in Vietnam can be time-consuming and costly. Instead, partnering with a local Importer of Record (IOR) is a better alternative option.
An Importer of Record (IOR) is a legal entity that ensures imported goods comply with all customs regulations and laws in the destination country.
Understand customs regulations, priority customs treatment, and the taxes and duties for importing goods into Vietnam.
Discover how to set up a 100% foreign-owned semiconductor consulting and design company in Vietnam, including key steps and requirements.
To set up a semiconductor factory in Vietnam, you need significant capital and a suitable location in an Industrial Zone. Learn more details in this article.
Learn how to inject the charter capital into your newly setup company in Vietnam — choose the right account, amount, and note for the transaction.
After completing the company setup in Vietnam, you need to open the company’s bank accounts. Here is a comparison between local and international banks.
Learn about the common types of bank accounts in Vietnam, their functions, and how your newly set up company can use them in daily operations.
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