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    Newsletter No.6 2015

    09 Nov 2015

    2015

    • Transfer Pricing Inspection by Vietnam Tax Authorities
    • Risks of Corporate Income Tax, Transfer Pricing
    • Enterprises should be aware about VAT refund
    • Administrative violations in labour & Policies for female employees
    • Transfer Pricing, Enterprise Registration
    • Unemployment Insurance, Transfer Pricing, Tax and Settlement Mechanism
    • Evaluation report on tax administration reform in 2014
    • Settlement of complaints of tax authorities
    • Vietnam – Korea Free Trade Agreement (“VKFTA”)
    • Updates on Tax, Social insurance and Labour policy
    • Policies released to assist software exporting enterprises
    • Advanced pricing agreement (APA) in vietnam
    • Tax authorities in disclosing tax inspection
    • Customs procedures, Trade, Tax and Labour
    • Updates on Tax guidelines
    • Updates on payment and tax guidelines
    • Updates on Labor and Tax guidelines
    • Newsletter No.1 2015
    • Assessing the impact of FATCA

    Updates on Customs procedures,Trade, Tax and Labour

    On 25 March 2015, the Ministry of Finance (“MoF”) issued Circular
    No. 38/2015/TT-BTC on customs procedures; customs examination
    and monitoring; import, export duties and tax administration for
    imported and exported goods.

    Custom procedures for goods imported, exported under the export
    right, import right, distribution right of EPEs

    Official Letter No. 3765/BCT-XNK dated 17 April 2015 of the
    Ministry of Industry and Trade (“MoIT”) regarding import, export
    activities of foreign invested enterprises (“FIEs”) with regards to the
    export of scrap materials, wastage from the production process and
    on the import of components and supplies for product warranty
    purposes.

    Official Letter No. 3149/TCHQ-GSQL dated 08 April 2015 of the
    GDC regarding issues associated with the guidance on tax
    procedures and tax treatment when importing goods under the EPEs’
    import right then exporting into non-tariff zones.

    Official Letter No. 1076/TCT-TNCN dated 30 March, 2015 of the
    General Department of Taxation (“GDT”) regarding the adjustment
    of Personal Income Tax ("PIT") Finalization of foreigners.

    Official Letter No. 2783/CT-TTHT dated 30 March 2015 of Ho Chi
    Minh City’s Department of Taxation regarding the use of commercial
    invoices for exporting services.

     

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