Tax of the foreign enterprise in Vietnam
Question: How's the government tax of the foreign enterprise in Vietnam? I mean the profit income tax.
If I run the business and setting up pirvate company(farm) in Vietnam, In additon of the company profit tax, should I need to pay the personal income tax? It means I need to...
Can we work in Vietnam as a foreign company, if yes are we liable to tax and how much?
: Under the WTO’s Commitment and Vietnam Law on Investment, this kind of investment form is called Cross Border Supply. Accordingly, foreign investor has right to supply a service from the territory of their own country into the territory of another country without setting up any commercial presence in that country.
Tax holiday in Vietnam
Under Vietnam Law, tax incentives are granted based on regulated encouraged sectors and difficult socio-economic locations.
Special Sales Tax (’SST’) in Vietnam
We would like to provide some information about Special Sale Tax and other taxes in Vietnam for you as follows:
Audit and Accounting for Vietnam company
Foreign-invested business entities are generally required to adopt the Vietnamese Accounting System (’VAS’).
Double Tax in Vietnam
The withholding taxes in the table be affected by relevant DTAs. For example, the deemed CIT on foreign contractors may be eliminated or reduced through a relevant DTA.
Corporate Income Tax for Foreign contractor in Vietnam
Foreign constructor is entitled to choose one of two incorporate tax regimes available under Vietnam Law., i.e. (i) Paying Corporate Income Tax according to declared revenue and expense which is similar to tax regime applicable to domestic enterprises and (ii) Paying Corporate Income Tax according to fixed rates which...
Personal Income Tax (’PIT’) in Vietnam
We would like to inform you some information about Vietnam PIT as follows:
Transfer Pricing in Vietnam
SBLAW would like to provide you some regulation of Transfer Pricing in Vietnam as follows:
Environment Protection Tax in Vietnam
The Law on Environment Protection Tax took effect from 1 January 2012.

















