In this newsletter, Grant Thornton Vietnam would like to update the latest regulations and important tax policies as follows: Transition of incentives
Vietnam GDP growth reached 7.1%, bolstered by strong manufacturing and exports. The expansion of the service sector was robust, supported by private
Deal Updates: • Acted for JWD InfoLogistics Public Company Ltd on its acquisition of a minority interest in Transimex, a logistics company
Vietnam’s economic momentum continued throughout the first quarter of 2019, with GDP growth anticipated to be the highest in ASEAN from 2019-2023.
With a view to promoting projects to local and abroad investors, solving problem for current investors when doing business in HCMC; Investment and Trade
Savills has scored the quality of cafés and the cost of a flat white coffee across 30 cities as part of its
World city luxury home price growth slows. Vietnam luxury residential sector remains attractive to international buyers. Savills world cities prime residential index
Their March 2019 Tax and Accounting update looks at recent Decrees, and has their regular review of recent Official Letters released by
Residential players remained active while office continued to be one of the most exciting property sectors across the region. In 2018, Vietnam
Proposed New Solar Feed-In-Tariff On 22 February 2019, the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam (the “MOIT”) publicized a draft Decision
A new record for commercial real estate investment (including development land) was set in Asia Pacific in 2018. The region continued to
Ho Chi Minh City, 2019 – AusCham Vietnam has announced winners of the 2019 Australian Business Awards. On the Friday night, 8
