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Newsletter No.14 2015

02 Oct 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

Update on Unemployment Insurance,Transfer Pricing, Tax and Settlement Mechanism before signing Tax inspection/examination minutes

On 31 July 2015, the Ministry of Labour – Invalids and Social Affair issued Circular No. 28/2015/TT-BLDTBXH providing guidance on the implementation of a number of articles of the Law on Employment in relation to Unemployment Insurance (“UI”).

Grant Thornton Vietnam would like to note that employee eligible for the preservation of the contribution period as regulated is responsible for taking procedure to preserve the contribution period of the UI.

General Department of Taxation issued Official Letter No. 3185/TCT-CS dated 10 August 2015 guiding VAT on
transactions among related parties applicable for cases where Vietnamese Companies reduce the selling price for its customers due to defects of the goods.

Tax Department of Hung Yen Province issued Official Letter No. 2184/CT-TTHT dated 31 July 2015 guiding the tax treatment of accrued expenses recording on the accounting account no. 335.

Grant Thornton (Vietnam) would like to note that although the Official Letter No. 1105/CT-TT&HT was issued by the Tax Department of Hai Phong province, currently other local Tax departments also have similar requests and guidance on tax declaration obligation of the employees of the foreign contractor
and the notification obligation of the Company hiring the
foreign contractor. Also, there was a local Tax department that required the Company hiring the foreign contractor to be responsible for the PIT liabilities of the employees of the foreign contractor not declared in Vietnam because this Company did not fully perform the notification obligation as required.

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