Introduction For foreign-invested companies (FIEs) operating in Vietnam, the accounting function is typically organized in one of two ways: in-house
Introduction For foreign-invested companies operating in Vietnam, appointing a Chief Accountant (“CA” / Kế toán trưởng) is widely recognized as
Introduction Most foreign-invested companies in Vietnam start by outsourcing their accounting to an accounting firm. Whether to keep accounting in-house
Introduction When looking at the accounting function of foreign-invested companies in Vietnam, a Chief Accountant (hereafter “CA”) going on maternity
Introduction When working with accounting staff in Vietnam, you may have experienced this: a meeting ends with “understood,” yet when
Introduction If you are managing a subsidiary in Vietnam, you may have had the feeling, at some point, that “no
Introduction In our work supporting foreign-invested (FDI) companies in Vietnam on accounting and recruitment, we sometimes hear from local Chief
Introduction A company that has brought accounting in-house in Vietnam and worked its way through a first and then a
Introduction A company that has brought accounting in-house in Vietnam and hired its first accountant sooner or later runs into
Introduction Many foreign-invested companies newly established in Vietnam start by outsourcing accounting to an accounting firm. Bookkeeping, closing, and tax
Introduction When recruiting accounting talent in Vietnam, you may notice a variety of acronyms in the qualifications section of candidate
Introduction Many Japanese companies in Vietnam face difficulties when trying to hire accounting staff who can also work in Japanese.
