Merging, Splitting Private Schools
The problem: two private schools want to merge, or one wants to split in two — as complex as corporate mergers? Quick answer: more complex, because beyond corporate…
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The problem: two private schools want to merge, or one wants to split in two — as complex as corporate mergers? Quick answer: more complex, because beyond corporate…
Read article ↗The problem: buying an operating private school — is signing the capital transfer contract enough? Quick answer: not done. Private-school transfers have three layers: capital transfer (shares/stakes in…
Read article ↗The problem: does education investment get real tax incentives or just “paper encouragement”? Quick answer: education is a state-encouraged socialized sector — investors enjoy CIT incentives, land-rent preferences,…
Read article ↗The problem: a private school collects tens of billions in tuition yearly — where does it go, who oversees? Quick answer: private schools must run transparent finances: full…
Read article ↗The problem: a student receives a VND 50 million/year scholarship and a VND 10 million/month research allowance — is personal income tax due? Quick answer: in principle, study-encouraging…
Read article ↗The problem: can struggling families get tuition waived or reduced — and must private schools comply? Quick answer: the State exempts, reduces, or subsidizes tuition for policy beneficiaries,…
Read article ↗The problem: mid-year, the school announces a 20% tuition hike effective next month — must parents pay? Quick answer: not automatically. Private schools set tuition freely, but during…
Read article ↗The problem: private schools set their own tuition — can they charge anything, anyhow? Quick answer: they set levels freely, but must follow three hard principles: publicity —…
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The problem: a child is beaten by classmates and the school says “kids fighting is normal” — is that right? Quick answer: no. School violence isn’t “kids’ stuff”;…
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The problem: a child breaks an arm at recess, suffers food poisoning from the boarding kitchen — must the school compensate? Quick answer: schools have a legal duty…
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