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When carrying out overseas investment activities, Vietnamese individuals and organizations are required to strictly comply with and duly submit certain statutory reports in order to avoid administrative violation risks arising from non-compliance with the outbound investment reporting regime. Lexsol advises investors on the key reporting obligations that must be observed as set out below.

At present, enterprises commonly retain investors’ after-tax profits and record capital increases through profit capitalization or the issuance of stock dividends in order to expand their capital base. Lexsol advises investors and enterprises on these matters and outlines the compliance obligations to be observed when implementing such arrangements.

During the establishment and operation of a business, the Company Charter serves as the "legal framework" governing the methods of organization, management, and administration. This is a crucial document that directly impacts the rights of members and shareholders, as well as the stability of the enterprise. Cursory drafting or failing to update the Charter to reflect the company's actual operations can easily lead to governance and legal risks.

In order to ensure effective corporate governance and mitigate potential legal risks, enterprises shall establish and maintain a comprehensive system of internal corporate documents. Among these, the Company Charter serves as the fundamental legal instrument governing the establishment, operation, internal dispute resolution, and dissolution of the company. Accordingly, Lexsol has compiled the following five (05) key categories of internal corporate documents that business owners are required to carefully review

Outbound investment is opening up significant growth opportunities for Vietnamese enterprises and individual investors. Understanding outbound investment procedures and key considerations when transferring funds is crucial to safeguarding capital and ensuring legal compliance. Lexsol experts provide detailed guidance on procedures, risks, and practical experience to help you invest effectively.

For foreign-invested enterprises (FDI) operating in Vietnam, the passport of the legal representative is a key identification document recorded across various legal and administrative records, including the Enterprise Registration Certificate, Investment Registration Certificate, banking records, work permits, and temporary residence cards. When a passport expires or is replaced but is not updated in a timely manner, the company may face significant compliance risks. In practice, failure to update passport information may result in disruptions to banking transactions, restrictions on signing payment instructions, as well as immigration issues due to inconsistencies between the passport and the temporary residence card. This topic analyzes the importance of updating the legal representative’s passport, clarifies common compliance risks faced by FDI companies, and provides practical recommendations to ensure stable and continuous business operations in Vietnam.

Do you have questions about the definition of work permit and the importance of this license for foreigners working in Vietnam? Lexsol legal experts will provide you with comprehensive and detailed overview of the concept, conditions, as well as the procedures for applying for work permit in accordance with current laws. This article will clarify the most critical updates from Decree No. 219/2025/ND-CP, assisting you in understanding all necessary legal knowledge to execute procedures promptly and lawfully.

In a volatile business environment, a small legal oversight can cause an enterprise to pay a high price. Corporate law consulting helps SMEs firmly grasp current enterprise laws, avoid risks, and operate safely. Lexsol accompanies you in building a solid legal foundation for sustainable development.