In the context of deepening international economic integration, Vietnam is becoming an attractive destination for foreign investors, particularly in the manufacturing sector within industrial parks (IPs). This article provides detailed information on the latest investment conditions applicable in 2025.
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has released a draft decree revising Decree 155 of 2020 with numerous provisions regarding foreign ownership limits in public companies, a move which is expected to remove the current bottleneck for foreign investors to join and contribute to the sustainable upgrading of Vietnam’s stock market.
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has proposed revising the 2008 Law on Excise Tax with a focus on taxable and non-taxable objects to better align tax regulations with policies on protection of people’s health and management of high-end products and services.
Vietnam's financial sector has witnessed significant regulatory developments with the introduction of Decree 162/2024/ND-CP, which establishes guidelines for licensing people's credit funds and regulating foreign investment in this sector. This guide provides an in-depth analysis of the decree's key provisions and implications.
Vietnam's semiconductor industry has emerged as a cornerstone of the country's industrial development strategy, attracting increasing attention from foreign investors. This comprehensive guide delves into the latest investment policies, opportunities, and regulatory framework shaping the semiconductor landscape in Vietnam.
Passed on June 27, the Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety (the Law) aims to create a legal foundation for ensuring road traffic order and safety, protecting the life and health of road users, and building an orderly, disciplined and safe society, so as to guarantee better exercise of human rights and civil rights according to the 2013 Constitution and treaties to which Vietnam is a contracting party.
The Government would be vested with the authority to determine reduction based on family circumstances for personal income taxpayers and their dependants in alignment with the country’s socio-economic development in each period.
Involved parties might reach agreement on judgment enforcement, provided that their agreement does not violate legal prohibitions, upholds social morality, neither affects the lawful rights and interests of the State or third parties nor prolongs the enforcement process or evades the obligation to pay enforcement charges.
In recent years, Vietnam has emerged as a dynamic player in the global digital economy. With its rapidly growing tech sector and increasing internet penetration, the country has become an attractive destination for foreign hosting companies.
Vietnam has made significant strides in creating a favorable environment for foreign investment. The cornerstone of this framework is the Law on Investment and the Law on Enterprises, which provide the foundation for foreign investor rights in the country.
Vietnam's logistics sector has been experiencing remarkable growth, driven by factors such as increased foreign direct investment, expanding e-commerce, and the country's participation in various free trade agreements. However, this growth comes with a responsibility to address environmental concerns and adhere to increasingly stringent regulations.
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