Loss-Making Capital Transfers in Vietnam: Is Income Tax Due
Selling capital at a loss yet still being taxed is a real fear — but it is true only for certain seller categories. For resident individuals and organisations…
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Selling capital at a loss yet still being taxed is a real fear — but it is true only for certain seller categories. For resident individuals and organisations…
Read article ↗When a foreign parent company sells capital in a Vietnamese enterprise, the Vietnamese tax is not computed on the sale price but on the transfer income — the…
Read article ↗A non-resident individual selling capital in Vietnam faces a tax mechanism entirely different from a resident’s: instead of 20% on the gain, they bear tax at a percentage…
Read article ↗This topic’s title contains the single most common misconception about individuals’ capital transfer tax: the 0.1% rate on the sale price does not apply to capital transfers —…
Read article ↗In an approval-category capital contribution acquisition file, “financial capacity” is not decorative language — it is genuinely appraised documentation, and the most common reason foreign investor files draw…
Read article ↗Preference shares in a Vietnamese joint stock company are not a uniform block from a transferability standpoint: one class transfers as freely as ordinary shares, and exactly one…
Read article ↗Shares in an unlisted joint stock company are designed to be freely transferable — no exchange, no intermediary, and in principle nobody’s “permission”. But “freely transferable” does not…
Read article ↗Not every exit is a full departure. Many LLC members want to sell only part of their capital contribution — reducing their involvement while staying in the company…
Read article ↗A charter capital reduction at an FDI company is not hard at any single step — it is hard because the steps depend on each other in an…
Read article ↗No law between a company and its bank says “reduce charter capital and the credit limit automatically falls”. But no company should be confident the bank will not…
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