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Grant Thornton Vietnam is pleased to release Grant Thornton International's Women in Business Report 2024, marking 20 years of surveying on women senior management in mid-market companies globally.

Last November, Vietnam legalised rules regarding the introduction of global minimum tax (GMT). It is set at 15 per cent in Vietnam for enterprises considered as constituent entities of multinational corporations (MNCs) with consolidated revenue from €750 million (around $815 mil- lion) in two of four consecutive years.

Do Vu Bao Khanh of Grant Thornton Vietnam explains that Vietnam’s intention to implement the OECD global minimum this year will have repercussions for multinational enterprises investing there and for the country’s tax policy.

Grant Thornton Vietnam is pleased to release Grant Thornton International's Women in Business Report 2024, marking 20 years of surveying on women senior management in mid-market companies globally.

Ms Valerie Teo and Mr Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the regulatory and tax implications for a foreign investor dissolving its company in Vietnam.

Mr Vishwa Sharan and Mr Nguyen Dinh Du of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the transfer pricing challenges faced by multinational enterprises in Vietnam during the pandemic, and how they should now mitigate risk in preparing for audit.

Ms Tran Nguyen Mong Van of Grant Thornton Vietnam discusses the regulations and shows how businesses can ensure that they comply with the rules.

Mr Nguyen Dinh Du and Mr Do Vu Bao Khanh of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss transfer pricing issues that can be challenging for companies doing business in Vietnam, and outline how taxpayers can ensure they are compliant with tax authority requirements.

Nguyen Thu Phuong and Nguyen Dinh Huy of Grant Thornton (Vietnam) review the tax issues which may arise when dissolving a business in Vietnam, and consider how tax matters can be finalized effectively to mitigate a company’s tax risk.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam explain the new measures.

Dam Bao Ngoc and Lac Boi Tho of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the expenses incurred in the formation of a business in Vietnam and explain how to maximize tax deductibility.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam detail the incentives available for foreign investors in Vietnam and provide guidance on what issues businesses need to be aware of when considering investment.

Valerie Teo and Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the tax implications and the possible application of double tax agreements in relation to the supply of goods and services into Vietnam.

Nghiem Xuan Hong An of Grant Thornton Vietnam explains how foreign investors need to implement their investments via a direct investment capital account with an authorized bank in Vietnam.

Ms Valerie Teo and Mr Nguyen Tan Tai of Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss different approaches to business transfer in Vietnam and considerations for international investors who may be targeting established businesses in the country.

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.