Establish business in Vietnam
Foreign investors setting up business in Vietnam have to comply with statistics report submissions according to Vietnam laws. To ensure compliance, corporate lawyers should be consulted to ensure compliance with reports applicable to foreign owned enterprises in Vietnam.
As the current regulation, foreign owned enterprises are obliged to submit monthly, quarterly, six month and annual reports to the Vietnam Department of Statistics or State agency for foreign direct investment of respective province or city.
Monthly reports are applicable to businesses and projects operating in the industry: mining, processing industry, electricity, gas, water supply, waste disposal, water treatment, information and communications, real estate, transport, warehousing, trade and services.
Quarterly reports are applicable to businesses and projects operating in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, construction;
All foreign owned enterprises have to report every 6 months on employment and income of the employee;
On annual basis, all foreign owned enterprises have to submit reports on the identification information of the business; financial indicators reflecting business results including revenue by business lines, taxes, fees, expenses, and profit; and capital investments made during the year by investment sources and investment category.
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