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Service industry in Vietnam has become the country’s main growth engine, both in contribution and economic structure. In 2025, real GDP grew 8.02%, with services expanding by 8.62% and contributing over half of total value-added growth (51.08%), surpassing industry and construction. This signals a clear structural shift toward a service-led economy. From a business and…

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Foreign direct investors often outsource “parts of compliance” (tax, payroll, e-invoicing, HR administration, data privacy, corporate secretarial) to multiple specialists. The operational logic seems sound—until something breaks. At that moment, third-party vendor risk becomes less about vendor competence and more about who owns the outcome across handovers, datasets, and overlapping obligations. The uncomfortable truth: regulators…

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Vietnam posted a strong close to 2025: GDP rose 8.02% year-on-year, while the construction sub-sector expanded 9.62%. Total social investment reached VND 4,150.5 trillion, and registered FDI hit US$38.42 billion (US$27.62 billion disbursed).  These are not abstract macro indicators—today they are feeding a bigger pipeline of tenders, project starts, and capacity expansion across infrastructure and…

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Worried about Personal Data Protection in Vietnam under the new decree? Explore InCorp Vietnam’s Personal Data Protection Services for Businesses Overview of Vietnam’s Personal Data Protection Law Vietnam’s PDPL (Law 91/2025/QH15) took effect on 1 January 2026. It elevates personal data protection from decree to law, covering the full data lifecycle for Vietnamese citizens and…

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Vietnam continues to attract strong foreign investment, but the “easy” part is often getting the entity registered. The harder part is staying compliant after the first milestone. Monthly tax filings, annual financial statements, payroll, compulsory insurance, labor reporting, licensing conditions, and periodic inspections all sit on different timelines and involve different authorities. And in Vietnam,…

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Introduction In 2025, increasingly severe natural disasters, institutional restructuring in the agriculture and environment sector, and heightened volatility in global export markets created significant headwinds for Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports. Despite disruptions to production, logistics, and rising compliance standards, the sector still recorded positive growth, with key products maintaining momentum and expanding market share, reinforcing agriculture’s…

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