Other Briefings
Malaysia’s New Manufacturing Incentives: How to Structure Your Investment Under the NIF in 2026
Malaysia’s new NIF changes how incentives work. Learn how to qualify, avoid mistakes, and structure your manufacturing investment.
Vietnam Tax Loss Carryforward: When Profits Can Be Recovered
Vietnam’s 5-year loss carryforward rule can delay or reduce profit recovery. Learn how timing and structure determine your tax outcome.
Malaysia Withholding Tax Risks for Cross-Border Payments
Foreign investors making cross-border payments in Malaysia may face withholding tax obligations. Learn the rates, treaty relief, and compliance risks.
Calculating Taxable Profit in Vietnam for Foreign-Invested Companies
Learn how Vietnam calculates taxable profit for foreign-invested companies, including deductible expenses, depreciation rules, and tax compliance requirements.
Vietnam Foreign Contractor Tax Explained: A Guide for Cross-Border Payments
Assess Vietnam’s foreign contractor tax on cross-border payments, including rates, risks, and structuring considerations for foreign investors.
Indonesia Corporate Income Tax Framework for Foreign-Owned Companies
Learn how foreign companies can structure operations in Indonesia to manage corporate tax, reduce withholding exposure, and secure available incentives.
Capital Gains Tax on Share Transfers in Vietnam: Investor Exit Considerations
Foreign investors exiting Vietnam through share transfers may face corporate or personal income tax. Understand rates, indirect transfers, and treaty relief.
Personal Income Tax Filing in Thailand: What Expats Need to Know
Foreign professionals in Thailand should review personal income tax filing requirements, residency thresholds, deductions, and foreign income rules to assess their tax exposure.
How Foreign Investors Should Prepare Year-One Tax Compliance Plans in Indonesia
Foreign investors entering Indonesia must prepare for tax registration, monthly filings, and payroll obligations during their first year of operations.
Corporate Tax Risks in Vietnam: What Foreign-Owned Companies Get Wrong and How to Mitigate Exposure
Foreign-owned companies in Vietnam face tax risks beyond the 20% CIT rate, requiring careful assessment of transfer pricing, incentives, VAT, and enforcement exposure.
