Expatriate tax ebook - Vietnam

Basic tax planning for expatriates involves the structuring of employment arrangements to take advantage of non-taxable income (e.g. first year allowance; per diem; housing rental cost), income that is subject to lower tax rates and the residence status of the expatriates.

It should be emphasized that the residence status affects the personal income tax burden of an individual.

Information about Vietnam:

Last updated 16 June 2011

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