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Nguon tham khao: Thu Vien Phap Luat · VBPL Viet Nam

What A Chau handles for companies operating in Vietnam

A Chau Financial & Accounting Services Co., Ltd is a Ho Chi Minh City accounting and tax practice working with incorporated companies — Vietnamese-owned and foreign-invested alike. Each service below is a separate engagement with its own scope, not a single bundled package.

Tax consultingOngoing advice on CIT, VAT and PIT obligations, and on how a specific transaction will be treated before it is executed.
FDI & transfer pricingRelated-party analysis, declaration forms and local documentation under Decree 255/2026/NĐ-CP.
Corporate tax finalisationAnnual CIT and PIT finalisation, including reconciliation between the accounting records and the returns filed.
Tax risk managementReview of prior periods to identify expenses likely to be disallowed before a tax audit reaches them.
Restructuring advisoryTax and accounting consequences of group reorganisations, capital transfers and entity changes.
Accounting staff outsourcingAccounting personnel placed with the company for a defined period, during peak workload or a vacancy.

Three changes affecting the 2026 financial year

InstrumentEffectiveWhat it requires
Circular 99/2025/TT-BTC1 Jan 2026New chart of accounts, renamed financial statements, written account-opening regulation
Decree 255/2026/NĐ-CP1 Jul 2026, from tax year 2026Reassess related-party relationships, test the documentation exemption, apply the interest cap
30% EBITDA interest capFrom tax year 2026Recalculate deductible net interest expense; carry forward the excess for up to five years

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Frequently asked questions

Do you work with foreign-invested companies?Yes. A Chau works with limited liability companies and joint stock companies registered in Vietnam, including wholly foreign-owned entities and joint ventures. We do not take on individual clients.
What changed in Vietnamese corporate accounting from 2026?Circular 99/2025/TT-BTC replaced Circular 200/2014/TT-BTC with effect from 1 January 2026, applying to financial years beginning on or after that date. The balance sheet is renamed the statement of financial position, 12 accounts were added and 29 removed, and companies now determine their own chart of accounts but must issue a written regulation governing it instead of seeking Ministry of Finance approval.
When does a company have to file related-party transaction documentation?Decree 255/2026/NĐ-CP applies from the 2026 tax year and replaces both Decree 132/2020 and Decree 20/2025. A company is exempt from preparing local documentation if its revenue is under 500 billion dong and its margins meet the prescribed thresholds — 5% for distribution, 10% for manufacturing, 15% for toll manufacturing — but the declaration forms are still required.
Is there a cap on deductible interest expense?Yes. Total net interest expense is capped at 30% of EBITDA for companies with related-party transactions. The non-deductible portion carries forward for a maximum of five years.
Does the Ho Chi Minh City ward merger require companies to change their registered address?No. Since 1 July 2025 the city has 168 commune-level units and no district level, but companies are not required to amend their enterprise registration certificate. Invoices showing either the old or the new address remain valid under Decree 70/2025/NĐ-CP.
Start with a review of your existing records

A Chau reads the actual books and filings before advising, rather than restating the general rules. The initial review is not charged.

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