Vietnam is accelerating its regulatory reforms, with administrative powers being devolved from the central government to local authorities starting in 2025. This reforms will cover tax administration, social insurance, and labor regulations, inevitably posing new challenges to foreign-invested and Taiwanese-owned businesses operating across regions. Furthermore, new regulations such as the abolition of business tax, adjustments to value-added tax rates, and preferential corporate income tax for innovative enterprises mean that businesses that fail to adapt early may face operational and compliance risks.

This seminar is particularly worth watching because it not only breaks down the key points of the new regulations, but also incorporates local case studies to help businesses identify challenges and seize opportunities.

Professional lecturers:

Liao Haoli, CEO of Viltein Consulting and Donglu International Law Firm (Vietnam)

Suitable for viewers including:

• Taiwanese businesspeople and senior managers of foreign-invested enterprises who have invested or set up factories in Vietnam
• Finance, tax, and human resources managers need to adapt to the new system.
• Legal and compliance personnel, responsible for cross-border regulatory compliance

Key points of the essential course:

• Compliance challenges arising from the decentralization of administrative and tax powers
• Business license tax abolished, VAT adjusted, CIT reduction policy
• New Social Insurance System and Work Permit Regulations for Foreign Employees
• Trade remedies, third-party invoicing and new mechanisms for international financial centers

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