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EXCLUSIVE PROGRAM – INVESTORS AND CHIEF OF REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE – MANAGE THE LOCAL REQUIRED RECORDS AND PROCEDURES
Foreign investors or chief of representative offices shall be complied with the local laws and regulations to avoid and prevent violations in advance, keep their good standing in optimal manners whenever they are working and doing business in Vietnam.
VIVA Business Consulting if offering free counsel and supporting to foreign investors and chief of representative office in Vietnam, this program will provide local regulations and instant solutions for most of the concerns for a foreigner who are working in Vietnam. Under our management, the required compliance procedures shall be reviewed and managed properly:
• Professional employee profile and establish local employment relations
• Manage your personal income tax and compulsory insurances
• Other supporting for foreigners

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