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Nguyen Dinh Du and Do Vu Bao Khanh of Grant Thornton Vietnam look at transfer pricing audits in Vietnam, from the process to potential challenges, and discuss how taxpayers can mitigate risks.

Nguyen Dinh Du and Do Vu Bao Khanh of Grant Thornton Vietnam explain the new regulations introduced recently in Vietnam updating the national transfer pricing regime, and consider the resulting benefits and challenges of these measures for taxpayers.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the tax implications for foreign-sourced income and the possibility of claiming a tax credit for foreign taxpayers in Vietnam.

Mr Nguyen Hung Du and Ms Tran Nguyen Mong Van of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the tax treatment of royalties in Vietnam and the potential benefits and opportunities for foreign enterprises there.

A project management office (PMO) in Vietnam commonly refers to an office established by a foreign contractor that is registered to operate in the locality where its construction work is carried out. A PMO would operate within the terms of a contract and be dissolved when the contract expires.

The Vietnam government has introduced policies to encourage the growth as well as maintain the competitiveness of “supporting industry” investment in Vietnam. Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss the available tax incentives for supporting industries.

Nguyen Thu Phuong and Nguyen Hung Du, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss foreign direct investment in Vietnam looking specifically at the use of a direct investment capital account and the tax risks involved.

Nguyen Hung Du and Tran Nguyen Mong Van, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss the stimulus solutions for Covid-19 announced by the Vietnamese government.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss the tax incentives in Vietnam in renewable energy and the issues to consider before making an investment.

Nguyen Dinh Huy and Nguyen Hung Du, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, explain how businesses need to prepare for a tax audit in Vietnam, looking at the common areas likely to be challenged by the tax authorities.

There are significant challenges for investors in the implementation of corporate income tax incentives for expansion investment projects in Vietnam because the law is often changing, as discussed by Tran Nguyen Mong Van and Nguyen Hung Du, of Grant Thornton.

The Tax Administration Law in Vietnam has brought notable changes to improve tax collection and to keep abreast of changes to the digital economy. Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai, of Grant Thornton, consider the impact of the new law, effective from July 1, 2020, on e-commerce business in Vietnam.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss the tax implications for foreign individuals who are assigned to work in Vietnam and the tax protection available under a double taxation agreement.

Lac Boi Tho and Nguyen Hung Du, of Grant Thornton Vietnam, discuss the tax implications on the income derived from an indirect offshore capital transfer in Vietnam.

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The Vietnam government has introduced many tax policies for the agriculture sector in the last few decades. Compared to other industries in Vietnam, the number of tax incentives are at the highest level.