Infographic: Interest rates over 03 months
From March - June 2023, the State Bank of Vietnam has consecutively reduced the interest rates, in particular:
From March - June 2023, the State Bank of Vietnam has consecutively reduced the interest rates, in particular:
The VAT tax rate is the payable tax rate per unit of tax-liable goods and services. The VAT tax rates include three levels: 0%, 5%, and 10%.
The tax rate of 0% and objects not liable to VAT are both exempted from tax. However, there are some differences between these two types of taxes.
The deprecation of tangible fixed assets is added to the production and business cost of enterprises. Enterprises use the methods for the determination of depreciation of tangible fixed assets determine the depreciation of tangible fixed assets as follows.
The representative office of an enterprise is a dependent unit of the enterprise, but the representative offices of Vietnam companies and foreign companies are not exactly the same.
The historical cost of fixed assets and depreciation period must be defined for the depreciation of tangible fixed assets. Here is the determination of the period of depreciation of tangible fixed assets.
From July 2023, the effectiveness of Circular No. 02/2023/TT-BKHDT causes many new changes in business registration, especially for business households. LuatVietnam would like to collect 10 new points in Circular 02/2023 on business registration.
Stock is the certificate of share ownership. Currently, this article shall help you to know how many types of stocks? And what are the names of stocks?
Shares and stocks are two important definitions that anybody should know in studying the joint stock company. Besides, it is also necessary to differentiate share, stock, dividend and shareholder in joint stock companies.
Surprise, shock, bewilderment, anxiety, pessimism and a scenario that all doors are closed is a common state/feeling that many foreign trademark owners fall into when they discover that their trademarks, even their product packagings have been filed for trademark or industrial design registration by a third party in Vietnam. Other holders are desperate that the risk of business strategy in Vietnam will be broken down/jeopardized when they detect that their trademarks and/or their product labels being copied in their entireties, or only some minor changes thereof are made by the third parties for the purpose of business exploitation.
Despite selling their branded goods and services for decades in Vietnam, many businesses are at risk of losing their trademarks due to a lack of awareness and disregard for trademark registration. In most cases, trademarks are lost either because business owners are unaware of the need for registration, or because they prioritize market development over legal protection. Even those who do register their trademarks may face difficulties in enforcing them against infringing competitors. As a result, not a few businesses had to pay a high price for their negligence and lack of knowledge in the field of intellectual property. This article will explore the reasons behind trademark losses in Vietnam and offer guidance on how businesses can protect their valuable intellectual property assets.