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Thai Nguyen After Merger: Northern Vietnam’s Next Industrial Growth Hub
Thai Nguyen is a potential alternative for manufacturers, providing a viable option to the saturated industrial hubs in Northern Vietnam.
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From Outsourcing to Ownership: Using the BOT Model to Build a Software Team in Vietnam
Explore Vietnam’s expanding software outsourcing market and how Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) models enable firms to establish scalable offshore centers.
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Is Your Business on the List? Vietnam Speeds Up Tax Code Closures for Inactive Firms
Vietnam's Tax Department has recently issued Decision 595/QD-CT to speed up the processing of inactive tax records and unresolved tax code closures.
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越南电子劳动合同申报与ID签发要求（第08/2026号通知）—雇主必读
根据第08/2026号通知，2026年7月1日起，所有符合条件的越南电子劳动合同必须通过国家集中平台申报并获取唯一识别代码，否则将面临合规风险。雇主需尽快审查供应商、审计存量合同、对接VNeID系统并调整内部流程——六项关键准备，缺一不可。错过过渡期，雇佣流程可能受阻。
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Vietnam’s New Customs Penalty Decree: Key Compliance Changes for Importers and Exporters
Examine Vietnam’s new customs penalty regime, which will take effect on July 1, 2026, under Decree No. 169/2026/ND-CP, modernizing Vietnam’s customs enforcement framework.
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Vietnam’s Critical Minerals Industry: Government Prioritizes Rare Earth Processing
Vietnam is repositioning its critical minerals industry from a resource-based sector toward a higher-value manufacturing ecosystem centered on processing, refining, and advanced materials production.
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Key Changes to Vietnam’s Complaint Resolution Regulations from July 2026
Vietnam's Decree 155/2026 updates complaint resolution procedures, introduces digital complaint management, and strengthens official accountability.
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越南会计单证管理不规范所引发的风险
会计单证管理通常被视为一项行政职能，而非战略合规优先事项。然而，在越南监管日益严格的市场环境中，薄弱的会计记录、不统一的单证管理做法以及不健全的内部控制，可能给企业带来重大的法律、财务和运营风险。
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Vietnam Cuts Conditional Business Lines: Implications for Investors
Vietnam's government has recently reduced the number of conditional business lines from 198 to 142 and expanded post-inspection supervision.
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What Manufacturers Should Evaluate Before Establishing Factory in Vietnam
Establishing factory operations in Vietnam requires manufacturers to evaluate more than labor and industrial land costs.