Vietnam SME Tax Exemption: Get 3 Years of Corporate Income Tax Relief Now
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.
Category: Tax & Compliance
Category: Tax & Compliance
2025 Compliance Reports: Deadlines & Compliance Guide
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.
Biometric registration is required for Corporate Bank Accounts in Vietnam
Starting January 1, 2025, Vietnam will require biometric verification for corporate bank accounts, tightening KYC rules to combat fraud and ensure compliance.
Capital Contribution in Vietnam: A Practical Guide
Learn how to inject the charter capital into your newly setup company in Vietnam — choose the right account, amount, and note for the transaction.
Open Company’s Bank Accounts: Local Vs International Bank
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.
Compare Types of Bank Account in Vietnam
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.
Understanding the IT Tax Incentives in Vietnam: What They Are and How to Apply
IT companies in Vietnam can apply for tax incentives with three phases over 15 years. This article will guide you on how to apply for these special treatments.
Navigating the Vietnam’s Tax Landscape: What You Need To Know
Explore the Vietnam’s tax changes in 2024. Gain insights on the new rules, updates and how they might impact your business or personal finances.
How to Choose an Accountant for Your Company in Vietnam
A suitable accountant will help you manage your company’s assets and finances. Here is a guideline to choose the right accountant for your business.
Vietnam Tax Updates – What You Need To Know
In 2022, the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to remain complicated due to the possibility of new variants with increased transmissibility. The Ministry of Finance (MoF)
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