
Non-Taxable Benefits and Income in Vietnam
In addition to the taxable income we already know, there are also types of income that are excluded from tax (non-taxable allowances). These allowances require supporting documentation or company policy
A business requires a legal address in Vietnam in order to incorporate a company in the country. Most businesses require that it have its own physical location, such as an office or building leased or acquired. In addition, you can also use virtual office services, shared offices,…
GTax recommends that you choose a coworking space to optimize your costs and network.
Choosing a coworking space can be a smart way to optimize costs when starting a business in Vietnam. Coworking spaces offer flexible and affordable options for entrepreneurs who need a professional and comfortable working environment without the need to rent an office. Coworking spaces also provide opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn from like-minded people.
Here are some factors to consider when choosing a coworking space for your business in Vietnam:
In addition to the taxable income we already know, there are also types of income that are excluded from tax (non-taxable allowances). These allowances require supporting documentation or company policy
Like every other country, personal income tax in Vietnam for foreigners has specific policies and tax rates. Personal income tax is the portion of your income through business, wages,
Currently, investors can choose from the following types of businesses to register to establish a business in Vietnam: Representative Office; Limited Liability Company; Joint-Stock Company; Branch Office; Joint Venture; Public