1. Employers’ Obligations under the Law Article 138 of the 2019 Labour Code clearly stipulates: employers are obliged to ensure safe and hygienic working conditions; implement measures to prevent occupational accidents and diseases; provide adequate personal protective equipment; and organize occupational safety and hygiene training. Accordingly, the central responsibility of employers is not only to […]
Trong hoạt động thành lập và quản lý doanh nghiệp, thông tin về cư trú của cổ đông, thành viên công ty là một yếu tố pháp lý quan trọng. Quy định này giúp Nhà nước quản lý nhân thân, xác định tư cách pháp lý, cũng như phân biệt giữa nhà đầu tư trong […]
In the context of Vietnam emerging as an attractive destination for international capital inflows, the participation of foreign managers and experts in corporate governance has become increasingly common. Many foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs), as well as Vietnamese companies cooperating with foreign partners, opt to appoint foreign nationals as their legal representatives in order to leverage their […]
As digital transformation accelerates, electronic identification (e-ID) has become an essential requirement for businesses in Vietnam—particularly when carrying out administrative procedures, filing taxes, or using digital signatures. However, complications can arise when a company’s legal representative is a foreign national. Can the business still obtain an e-ID? What are the procedures, and are there any […]
In Vietnam, birth registration is a fundamental civil procedure that affirms a child’s legal identity and access to basic rights such as nationality, healthcare, and education. However, when a child is born to parents who are not legally married, questions often arise regarding the registration process, the child’s legal status, and the rights of each […]
As Vietnam continues to streamline its tax policies to align with international standards and digital transformation goals, significant changes to the Law on Value-Added Tax (VAT) will officially take effect from July 1, 2025. These amendments are expected to have wide-reaching implications for both local businesses and foreign investors operating in the country. From changes […]