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Vietnam’s second-home segment on the rise

10-04-2020 13:00

Kenneth Atkinson, founder and senior board adviser at Grant Thornton Vietnam, shares with Bich Ngoc his opinion on the future for Vietnam’s second home market.

A chance to emerge stronger from global vicissitudes

10-04-2020 08:00

The new regulations on social distancing will for sure have an added impact on some businesses, however, it is necessary to view the full picture in assessing the impact. We also have to remember that unlike many developed economies, Vietnam has decided to put public welfare ahead of economic welfare from the very start, and that is why we have such a relatively limited number of cases of COVID-19, compared to developed countries.

Committed spending will raise those at risk out of the doldrums

20-03-2020 09:00

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc recently signed and promulgated Directive No.11/CT-TTg on urgent tasks and solutions to help businesses overcome difficulties caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. Ken Atkinson, founder and senior board advisor at Grant Thornton Vietnam, assesses the impact of the economic measures to facilitate businesses in the face of the global pandemic.

Coronavirus outbreak: impacts on Vietnamese tourism industry

11-02-2020 17:55

Ken Atkinson, founder and senior board advisor at Grant Thornton Vietnam and vice chairman of the Vietnam Tourism Advisory Board, assesses the impacts of the coronavirus epidemic on the Vietnamese tourism sector.

Property Insight - the only in-depth and research - based informational channel in Vietnam

04-01-2020 08:51

The programme is a new gateway for the local property market that is lacking a trusted, professional, and multi-dimensional news channel.

Gaining from PE involvement

02-07-2019 09:56

During the development journey of a private company, there will be points when private equity funding is critical for the company to grow and prosper. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau, senior manager of transaction advisory services at Grant Thornton Vietnam, outlines the factors involved in ensuring both investors and investees are on the same page when working together.

Grant Thornton bi-annual tax seminar in Ho Chi Minh City

02-04-2019 09:34

Grant Thornton Vietnam (GTV) will hold its bi-annual Business Tax and Regulation Seminar on April 16, 2019 at Lotte Legend Hotel Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, following the success of the tax seminar organised in Hanoi on March 15, 2019.

Foreigners earning incomes from providing services in Vietnam, what are their tax liabilities?

20-02-2019 08:19

With the increasing trends in economic integration, it is normal that overseas organisations and foreigners generate income from doing business in another country rather than their home countries. In Vietnam, if a foreign organisation earns income in Vietnam through providing services, or selling goods together with services, or trading, its income will be subject to Vietnamese Withholding Foreign Contractor Tax (“FCT”). How about tax liabilities of a foreigner earning income through providing services in Vietnam?

Optimising benefits from tax incentives

20-12-2018 08:00

In order to attract inbound investment, the Vietnamese government offers investors a variety of incentives and support for investment, including tax incentives for a certain period of time or the entire duration of the project. Of these, corporate income tax incentive is a big concern for most investors when doing business in Vietnam.

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.