Vietnam set to implement global minimum tax

Vietnam set to implement global minimum tax

The GMT will affect 122 corporations operating in the country.
Knock-on effects of global minimum tax regime

Knock-on effects of global minimum tax regime

A global minimum tax (GMT) policy aims to prevent tax avoidance and tax competition, and to ensure that all countries get a fair share of the tax revenues from the global profits of these organisations. The policy consists of two pillars, with Pillar 2 establishing the 15 per cent rate.
How will GMT affect FDI in Vietnam?

How will GMT affect FDI in Vietnam?

Vietnam has offered generous tax incentive policies to foreign investors in recent years to encourage them to establish manufacturing plants and processing facilities across the country.
Overcoming challenges of global minimum tax

Overcoming challenges of global minimum tax

Takeo Nakajima, chief representative of JETRO Hanoi spoke to VIR’s Bich Thuy about Japanese investment trends and solutions to overcome the challenges of GMT.
Global Minimum Tax: a call for strategic revisions in Vietnam's special zones

Global Minimum Tax: a call for strategic revisions in Vietnam's special zones

Loc Huynh, a lawyer from Dentons LuatViet, a Vietnamese law firm, delves into the implications of the incoming Global Minimum Tax for Vietnam's special zone developers.
UK investors confident in Vietnam’s GMT response

UK investors confident in Vietnam’s GMT response

Many British investors in Vietnam are large multinational corporations, who view the country as an emerging market or an increasingly promising place for future investment. That said, Vietnam will find many of them to be in the scope of the global minimum tax (GMT) regime and Pillar 2 by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).