Accounting services in Vietnam: Tailored solutions for your business

Running a business in Vietnam comes with unique accounting and tax challenges for both local and international companies. The complexities of Vietnamese regulations can be daunting, but having a reliable partner who understands the local market can help your business stay compliant and succeed in this vibrant economy.

Why choose our accounting services?

Whether you’re looking to set up a wholly foreign-owned company or a joint venture with a local partner. Our expert team will guide you through the most advantageous corporate structures, ensuring a smooth and successful entry into the Vietnamese market.

Deep Expertise in Vietnamese Regulations

Our team has extensive experience and a proven track record in navigating the complexities of Vietnamese accounting and tax laws. We hold relevant certifications and accreditations, ensuring our knowledge is current and our advice is reliable.

Client-Centric Approach

We understand that every business is unique, so we offer personalized solutions tailored to your specific needs. Our dedicated account managers provide ongoing support and maintain open communication channels, ensuring you are always informed and your concerns are promptly addressed.

Advanced Technology & Security

We leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and data security. Our robust security measures and confidentiality protocols safeguard your sensitive financial information.

Accouting service

Bookeeping / Management report

In accordance with Vietnamese regulations, we offer a Nominee Chief Accountant service. This ensures your business has a qualified professional overseeing accounting functions, even if you don’t have a suitable candidate in-house.
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Nominee Chief Accountant Service

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FDI Reporting

In addition to tax and accounting compliance reports, Vietnamese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) enterprises must complete and submit other reports to various agencies such as the Department of Planning and Investment (DPI), Management Board of Industrial Zones… and the Statistical Department. However, not every business is aware of these requirements. To address this, we offer FDI companies in Vietnam a comprehensive set of SIR reports.
Monthly, quarterly & annually

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VAS Compilation

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Common questions you should know about Accounting services in Vietnam

1. What qualifications should I look for in an accounting and tax service provider in Vietnam?

Look for providers with a team of certified public accountants (CPAs) or chartered accountants (CAs) experienced in your industry. Additionally, ensure they have a strong understanding of Vietnamese accounting standards (VAS) and tax regulations.

2. What are the benefits of outsourcing accounting and tax services in Vietnam versus hiring in-house staff?

Outsourcing can save money by eliminating the costs of employing, training, and managing employees. It also provides access to specialized skills and cutting-edge technologies without requiring a large initial investment.
Outsourcing accounting and tax services in Vietnam can also help you reduce your risk of non-compliance, and gain access to expert advice

3. What types of reports can I expect from an accounting service provider in Vietnam?

Depending on your needs, you can expect financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement), tax returns, management reports, and other customized reports that provide insights into your financial performance.

4. What are the potential consequences of failing to comply with Vietnamese accounting and tax regulations?

Non-compliance may result in fines, penalties, or legal action. It can also damage your company’s reputation, making it difficult to secure financing or attract investors.
The penalties for late tax filing in Vietnam include late payment interest and administrative fines. The amount of the penalty depends on the amount of tax owed and the length of the delay.

5. Do I need a chief accountant in Vietnam? What are the qualifications for a chief accountant in Vietnam?

Yes, according to Vietnamese law, all companies are required to have a chief accountant who is responsible for overseeing the company’s accounting and financial reporting. To be a chief accountant in Vietnam, you must have a university degree in accounting or a related field and at least three years of experience in accounting. You must also obtain a chief accountant certificate from the Ministry of Finance.