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What are the special arrangements for value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

What are the special arrangements for value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

If imported goods are refunded to overseas traders, import VAT and import duties’ refund can be claimed in proportion with actual re-exported goods. If the company registers the temporary import and re-export declaration, imported goods shall n...

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What are some ways to improve value-added tax (VAT) recovery and have a more VAT...

What are some ways to improve value-added tax (VAT) recovery and have a more VAT...

While there is no effective way to increase your VAT refund, there is an efficient way to meet the conditions to ensure that you are entitled to a VAT refund. Businesses and organizations paying tax by the credit method that have met all their VAT re...

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How can companies limit their exposure to value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

How can companies limit their exposure to value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

To limit VAT exposure, a VAT taxpayer using the tax credit method should be aware of the guidelines that will help them determine input VAT credit. These guidelines are as follows: The input VAT on goods or services used for the production of and ...

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Two Methods for Calculating VAT in Vietnam

Two Methods for Calculating VAT in Vietnam

This infographic details the two methods for calculating value-added tax in Vietnam

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Who can be subjected to value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

Who can be subjected to value-added tax (VAT) in Vietnam?

Taxable persons in Vietnam are: Organizations and individuals producing or trading in VAT-liable goods and services in Vietnam, regardless of their business lines, forms and/or organizations; and Organizations and individuals importi...

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What are the value-added tax (VAT) rates for enterprises in Vietnam?

What are the value-added tax (VAT) rates for enterprises in Vietnam?

Vietnam has three VAT rates: zero percent, five percent and 10 percent. 10 percent is the standard rate applied to most goods and services, unless otherwise stipulated. Zero percent tax rate The zero percent tax rate applies to exported goods and se...

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E-Commerce Across Asia: Trends and Developments 2014

E-Commerce Across Asia: Trends and Developments 2014

In this issue of Asia Briefing Magazine, we provide a comprehensive overview of e-commerce trends across the Asia-Pacific region with a focus on developing markets in Southeast Asia. In addition to analyzing macro-level economic and development indic...

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Developing Your Sourcing Strategy for Vietnam

Developing Your Sourcing Strategy for Vietnam

In this issue of Vietnam Briefing Magazine, we attempt to clarify the decision making process involved with moving your sourcing business to Vietnam. We first take you through the important factors to consider when choosing your sourcing partner bef...

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A Guide to Understanding Vietnam's VAT

A Guide to Understanding Vietnam's  VAT

In this issue of Vietnam Briefing, we attempt to clarify the entire VAT process by taking you through an introduction as to what VAT is, who and what is liable, and how to pay it properly. We first take you through the basics of VAT in Vietnam before...

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Which law will prevail if domestic tax law is in conflict with the double tax ag...

Which law will prevail if domestic tax law is in conflict with the double tax ag...

If there's a conflict between the domestic tax laws and the tax provisions in a double tax agreement, those in the double tax agreement will prevail. However, domestic tax laws will prevail when the relevant tax obligations included in the double tax...

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Asia Briefing Magazine, January 2014 Issue: "Payroll Processing Across Asia

Asia Briefing Magazine, January 2014 Issue:

Sisi Xu, Senior Manager in Dezan Shira and Associates Shenzhen office, introduce payroll from a financial and legal perspective.

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How should debts be resolved when a Vietnamese business is to close down?

How should debts be resolved when a Vietnamese business is to close down?

A company will be allowed to dissolve after it ensures to discharge any and all debts and property obligations in certain order. The company must also set up a meeting to liquidate its assets, and the subsequent meeting minutes should include the fo...

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