Before applying for a trademark in Vietnam, search Vietnamese trademark records and check relevant international records. Look beyond exact matches: compare similar words or logos, the goods and services involved, and the status of each result. A preliminary trademark search can reveal potential conflicts, but a clear result does not guarantee that the application will be accepted. Why Conduct a Trademark Search in Vietnam Before Filing? A trademark search helps a business id

: An employer of record (EOR) is generally a provider that signs an employment contract with a worker who performs work for a client. In Vietnam, the term “EOR” does not determine how the arrangement is treated under labour law. A foreign company should check who employs the worker, who directs daily work, what the provider is permitted to do, and whether the arrangement may fall under labour subleasing rules. It should also consider whether setting up its own Vietnam company

Vietnam’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) and Decree 356/2025/ND-CP have applied since 1 January 2026. Businesses that handle personal data within the law’s scope should identify what data they process, why they process it, who can access it, and whether it is stored or transferred overseas. The required measures depend on the business’s role, activities, and any applicable exceptions. What Is Vietnam’s Personal Data Protection Law? Vietnam’s Personal Data Protection Law

“Capital gains tax” is a common search term, but Vietnam does not apply one tax rate to every sale of an investment. The answer depends on who sells, whether they sell capital or shares, and how the sale takes place. Identify those facts before calculating tax or agreeing on the payment route. Legal information reviewed: 7 October 2026. What Does Capital Gains Tax Mean in Vietnam? In this article, “capital gains tax” means the income tax that may arise when an investor sells

If a Vietnam company trades with its Singapore parent or another related company, it should check three things: who the related parties are, what transactions took place, and which declarations and records it must prepare. It should also keep evidence that supports each charge. Legal information reviewed: 7 October 2026. What Is Transfer Pricing in Vietnam? Transfer pricing refers to the prices used in transactions between related parties. These transactions may involve goods

Vietnam has no single import tax rate for all goods. An importer may need to pay import duty, import VAT and, for certain products, other taxes. To estimate the amount before shipping, identify the product’s HS code, determine its customs value, check its origin and confirm which tax rules apply. What Taxes Can Apply When Goods Enter Vietnam? “Import tax” is often used to describe the total tax cost of a shipment. For budgeting, it helps to separate the possible charges. Tax