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GRUNKORN & PARTNER LAW - UPDATE ON VALUE ADDED TAX
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• Value Added Tax, 29 pages, September 2015
• Personal Income Tax, 33 pages, August 2015
• Corporate Income Tax, 46 pages, July 2015
• Foreign Contractor Withholding Tax, 24 pages, March 2015
Business
• Work Permits, Visa and Temporary Resident Cards for Foreigners working in Vietnam, 24 pages, June 2015
• Real Estate Business in Vietnam, 14 pages, June 2015
• Business and Investment in Vietnam, 27 pages, May 2015
• Logistics in Vietnam, 12 pages, October 2014
• Wind Energy, 13 pages, March 2015
• Administration of Labour Information, 8 pages, April 2015
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