Other Briefings
Transfer Pricing of Intercompany Loans and Interest Expenses in Vietnam
How Vietnam treats intercompany loans, arm’s-length interest rates, the 30% EBITDA deduction cap, and related-party financing under 2026 rules.
When Can a Company Lose Its Corporate Tax Incentives in Vietnam?
When can companies lose corporate tax incentives in Vietnam? See how project changes, restructuring, expansion, and eligibility affect CIT treatment.
Withholding Tax on Service Fees, Royalties, and Interest in Vietnam
Vietnam applies different withholding tax rates to service fees, royalties, and interest paid overseas. See how FCT affects cross-border payments.
Investing in Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Sector: A Market Entry Guide for Foreign Investors
Vietnam’s renewable energy market is creating new opportunities for foreign investors across solar, wind, energy storage, infrastructure, and corporate power procurement.
Transfer Pricing Red Flags That Lead to Tax Audits in Vietnam
Identify the transfer pricing red flags that can attract tax audits in Vietnam, including persistent losses, related-party payments, profit allocation, and business restructurings.
Choosing the Right Investment Structure to Maximize Corporate Tax Incentives in Vietnam
Evaluate how investment structures, project design, and location affect corporate tax incentive eligibility for foreign investors entering Vietnam.
Direct Share Transfers in Vietnam: Capital Gains Tax Rules
Foreign investors undertaking direct share transfers in Vietnam should assess tax treatment, transaction sequencing, and registration requirements.
Tax Treatment of Royalties, Technology Transfers, and Intellectual Property Payments in Vietnam
Royalty and technology transfer arrangements can affect the cost of operating in Vietnam through withholding tax exposure, transfer pricing requirements, and intellectual property structuring decisions.
VAT Compliance for Foreign Companies Operating Across Multiple Vietnamese Provinces
Foreign companies operating across multiple Vietnamese provinces may face different VAT obligations depending on their branch structure, manufacturing activities, project locations, and reporting arrangements.
Why Business Expenses Become Non-Deductible Under Vietnam Tax Rules
Foreign-invested companies in Vietnam may face corporate income tax exposure where invoice compliance, payroll reporting, intercompany charges, payment structures, and financing arrangements fail to satisfy deductibility requirements.
