As prescribed by the law on PIT, for resident individuals who sign LCs of at least 3 months, Employers will make tax deductions as per the partially cumulative tariff, including the case where Employees sign LCs of at least 3 months with many Employers[1]. For resident individuals who do not sign LCs or sign LCs…

According to the law on PIT with respect to individuals who lease out properties (who earn incomes from leasing houses, premises etc.), the revenue of VND100 million/year and below to define those who are not required to pay value added tax and PIT is the total revenue arising from property-leasing contracts in the calendar year….

Pursuant to the law on PIT, the fixed expenditure for stationery, business trips, telephones, costumes etc. which is higher than the current level prescribed by the State will be defined as income related to any salary, wage and subject to PIT. However, the fixed expenditure for the said items will not be included in the…

Pursuant to the labour law, the time of unpaid leave that obtains Employers’ consent but accumulates for no more than one month will be considered the working time of any Employee to calculate the number of annual days off[1]. Accordingly, this period is construed to be the time of unpaid leave that Employers have previously…

Pursuant to the Labor Code, Employers are only entitled to deduct Employees’ salaries to compensate for any damage caused by them to Employers’ equipment and tools[1]. In addition, the Labor Code does not stipulate any other cases where Employers are entitled to deduct from Employees’ salaries. Therefore, if Employees want to buy shares issued by…