Effective June 1, 2025, Decree 70/2025/ND-CP will amend and supplement a broad range of provisions under Decree 123/2020/ND-CP, which prescribes the issuance and maintenance of invoices and records. This article outlines key changes specified under the new decree, as well as compliance advisory for regulated firms.
This article explores potential business and policy strategies Indonesia could consider in response to new U.S. tariffs.
ASEAN countries respond individually to U.S. tariffs while exploring options for a possible coordinated regional strategy.
Trump’s tariffs could significantly impact Vietnamese exporters due to the country's large trade surplus with the US and past accusations of unfair trade practices. However, Vietnam might mitigate the impact by choosing the right approach.
Learn how to set up a Representative Office in the Philippines, including registration steps, legal requirements, and compliance guidelines.
China’s manufacturing presence in Vietnam is experiencing dynamic growth, fueled by robust investments and Vietnam’s advantages as a production hub. This article examines the scale of Chinese investments and their concentrations in Vietnam's key manufacturing hubs.
Singapore remains ASEAN’s top financial hub, but rising competition, fintech disruption, and regional shifts challenge its dominance.
From April 1, 2025, India will require mandatory ISD registration under GST to ensure accurate tax credit distribution and compliance. India Briefing explores the key changes and their potential impact on businesses in the country.
Vietnam is implementing key reforms to enhance its business climate, including reducing unnecessary business conditions by 30 percent. This move aligns with Vietnam’s broader commitment to fostering a more efficient and competitive economy.
Explore Malaysia’s dispute resolution framework and learn how to navigate disputes efficiently in Malaysia’s business environment.
Indonesia now mandates exporters to keep 100% of their foreign exchange earnings onshore for a year, impacting businesses and investors.
Foreign investors in the Philippines must comply with transfer pricing rules set by the BIR to avoid penalties and audits.
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