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Doing Businessin Vietnam2026 Special Focus Tapping into Vietnam’sHigh-Value Growth Ambition THE DOING BUSINESS IN ASIA GUIDES SERIES Available to Download Now: Doing Business in Vietnam Portal •ASEAN guide•China guide•Hong Kong guide•India guide•Indonesia guide•Singapore guide•UAE guide Our latest online Doing Business in Vietnam Portal consistsof 100+ guides, videos, publications, and tools that arepractical and easy to navigate, covering: Why Vietnam,Regions to Invest, Sector Insights, How to Setup, Tax,Audit and Accounting, HR, Recruitment, PEO, and Payroll,News, Events, and more. This edition of Doing Business in Vietnam was produced by a team of professionals at Dezan Shira & Associates,with Vu Nguyen Hanh as Editor and Melissa Cyrill as Lead Editor.Creative design of the guide was provided by Aparajita Zadoo. © 2026 Dezan Shira & Associates Disclaimer The contents of this guide are for general information only. For advice on your specific business, please contact a qualified professional advisor.Copyright 2026, Asia Briefing Ltd. No reproduction, copying or translation of materials without prior permission of the publisher. About Dezan Shira & Associates Dezan Shira & Associates is a pan-Asia, multi-disciplinary professional services firm, providing legal, tax andoperational advisory to international corporate investors. Operational throughout China, India, ASEAN andthe Middle East, our mission is to guide foreign companies through Asia’s complex regulatory environmentand assist them with all aspects of establishing, maintaining and growing their business operations in theregion. With more than two decades of on-the-ground experience and a large team of lawyers, tax expertsand auditors, in addition to researchers and business analysts, we are your partner for growth in Asia. Preface ALBERTO VETTORETTIManaging PartnerDezan Shira & Associates Vietnam is at an important stage in its development trajectory as it pursues high-value,innovation-driven growth. Entering 2026, the government is reshaping its policy architectureto consolidate its position within global value chains, amid a time when the world economyis expected to face continued headwinds. Vietnam’s growth ambition for 2026 is bold. The government has set out a framework targeting10 percent GDP growth, an inflation rate of around 4.5 percent, and a GDP per capita ofUS$5,400–5,500. To achieve these goals, the national planning framework prioritizes high-techand strategic industries, alongside the expansion of digital infrastructure, renewable energy,and clean-technology ecosystems. By 2030, Vietnam aspires to become the second-largeste-commerce market in Southeast Asia. Supporting this trajectory is a comprehensive set of incentives designed to unleash private-sector dynamism, expand access to financing for SMEs, and foster a more transparent andpredictable business environment. The 2026 edition ofAn Introduction to Doing Business in Vietnamprovides an in-depthperspective on these transformative policy shifts. It offers a thorough overview of market entryrequirements, intellectual property rights (IPR) considerations, taxation policies, and HR andpayroll regulations, helping businesses gain the knowledge needed to operate effectivelyand responsibly in Vietnam’s dynamic economic environment. CONTACT Dezan Shira & Associatesvietnam@dezshira.comwww.dezshira.com What’s New in This Guide Vietnam’s high-value growth trajectory:This edition offers a special focus on Vietnam’srenewed ambition to transition toward a high-productivity, innovation-driven economy as it entersthe decisive 2026–2030 period. It analyzes the country’s high-growth targets, evolving regionallandscape, and sectoral priorities, while also highlighting the government’s four-pillar incentiveframework, which expands tax, land, financial, and regulatory support for the private sector. Improved accounting standards:Vietnam is rapidly modernizing its accounting and auditframework as the country aligns more closely with international standards. The regulatoryenvironment emphasizes substance-over-form reporting, digital transformation, flexibility infunctional currency, and stronger internal controls. This edition analyzes Vietnam’s multi-stageIFRS adoption roadmap and increasing compliance requirements for enterprises, offeringpractical insights for companies preparing to navigate Vietnam’s next phase of accountingmodernization. New work permit regulations:This edition provides a concise overview of Vietnam’s updatedwork permit framework, highlighting streamlined procedures, expanded exemptions, andmore apparent timelines for employers. It outlines key eligibility criteria, common grounds fortermination, and categories exempt from work permit requirements, reflecting Vietnam’s effortsto attract skilled foreign talent while maintaining regulatory oversight. Enhanced data protection regulation:This edition introduces Vietnam’s Personal DataProtection Law (PDPL) and