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Samsung Vietnam gets tax breaks for giant plant
19-06-2013 09:50
Thai Nguyen has announced tax breaks and other incentives for the four plants Samsung plans to build in the northern province.
Lessons for Vietnam in global corporate tax transformation
28-06-2023 17:00
Countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and others have announced many drastic moves to find solutions to deal with and retain investors in anticipation of possible impacts of the global minimum tax (GMT).
Vietnam set to implement global minimum tax
14-11-2023 09:01
Vietnam is poised to adopt global minimum tax (GMT) regulations, a move set to impact 122 foreign investment conglomerates and strengthen the country's fiscal framework in line with international standards.
Australian beef dominates in Ho Chi Minh City - and Vietnam
04-09-2014 08:51
Australian beef is gaining more market share in both Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s biggest metropolis, with around 10-12 million people, and the 90-million-strong Vietnamese national market.
Ho Chi Minh City to house first Starbucks store in Vietnam
08-01-2013 11:14
Starbucks, the world’s biggest coffee shop company, will open its first store in Vietnam early February as part of a large expansion in Asia.
Ascott expands in Vietnam with new properties in Ho Chi Minh City
31-10-2012 16:53
Singapore-based property company The Ascott Limited (Ascott) announced that it has been awarded a contract to manage a serviced residence in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam Cycle 2024 gets set in Ho Chi Minh City
23-09-2024 10:03
The 9th Vietnam International Two-Wheel Exhibition (Vietnam Cycle 2024) will take place on September 26-28 in Ho Chi Minh City, promising to gather leading figures from the global bicycle, e-bike, and parts industries to collaborate, explore new trends, and pave the way for a greener future.
Vietnam sets out to deal with carbon tax and market barriers
16-12-2022 09:58
Vietnam’s market for carbon credits is likely to heat up, bringing with it various challenges for both regulators and businesses.
Foreign service providers fulfill tax obligations in Vietnam
30-09-2022 10:05
Since the portal for tax payment of cross border activities was launched on March 21 this year, 36 foreign service providers have registered, declared and paid taxes through it, heard a webinar held by the Government Portal on September 29.
Vietnam to issue a tax decree on cross-border e-commerce
09-09-2021 07:17
Vietnam intends to issue a new decree to regulate cross-border e-commerce deliveries amidst the e-commerce boom.
Phu Hung Securities liable for tax penalties in Vietnam
14-12-2020 19:24
Phu Hung Securities Corporation (UPCoM: PHS) has recently received the decision of tax inspection from the Taxation Department of Nha Be district, Ho Chi Minh City dated December 11, 2020.
Japanese Tenma investigated for bribery and tax evasion in Vietnam
27-05-2020 11:52
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has investigated Japanese plastic-maker Tenma for allegedly paying JYP25 million ($215,000) in bribes to some Vietnamese tax inspectors to avoid tax duties in 2017 and 2019.
KPMG to kick-off Vietnam Tax and Legal Institute 2019
24-10-2019 18:28
Back by popular demand, KPMG in Vietnam will organise its annual event Vietnam Tax and Legal Institute 2019 in the country’s three major cities – Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Danang – from October 28 to November 1.
EY Vietnam: Enterprises should actively manage tax risk
17-09-2019 10:16
More than 400 representatives from different businesses in Vietnam participated in the 2019 Tax Symposium on “How to better accommodate an increasingly stringent tax administration system driven by digitalisation” organised by EY Vietnam and Vietnam CFO Club.
Employee shares ownership plan and tax implications in Vietnam
30-10-2018 09:11
Retaining key personnel has always been a company’s prerequisite policy paving the way to prosperity. Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) has long been considered a good management tool and compensation benefit for the retention of human capital, as well as a good solution for those companies with limited cash flow. While ESOP is not a new term, its important tax implications have been continuously provoking controversy. This report investigates the Personal Income Tax (PIT)’s exposure under ESOP schemes, which provide beneficiaries a better understanding and thus the ability to minimise tax risks.
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