Company and household business formation: how Thái Tín helps

What you are likely facing

Not sure whether to open a company or a household business

Each form has different responsibilities, filing methods and paperwork, so it is hard to tell which suits the way you plan to do business.

Registering a business line, then finding it needs conditions

Some business lines have their own conditions or licences; finding out late means redoing your plan.

Address, capital and representative still unclear

This information goes straight into the registration file; if chosen carelessly it may need adjusting later.

Registered, but unsure what comes next

After formation there are tax, invoicing and accounting tasks that newcomers rarely have time to learn.

A tidy shop counter with a brass scale and a closed cash drawer under warm gold light, suggesting a new household business getting started — How Thái Tín helpsCompany and household business formation
Choosing the right form together
Checking business-line conditions
Partners prepare the file, Thái Tín follows through

Roadmap to resolution with Thái Tín

1Choosing the right form together

Thái Tín listens to how you plan to do business, then helps you choose the type, business line, address and representative from the start.

2Checking business-line conditions

We point out whether your business line needs specific conditions or a licence, so you can prepare in parallel rather than later.

3Partners prepare the file, Thái Tín follows through

A suitable partner prepares the file from the information you provide; Thái Tín follows up until the agreed scope is completed.

4Guiding you through post-formation tasks

We guide the first tax and accounting tasks so the business starts operating in an orderly way.

In-depth guides

These articles explain each topic in this group, with the legal basis and verification date at the end of each article.

Setting Up a Company: What to Prepare – Type, Capital, Business LinesWhat to prepare before setting up a company: type, legal representative, name, head office, business lines, charter capital, beneficial owners and dossier.
Household Business Registration (Decree 168/2025): Where to FileWho must register a household business, who is exempt, the dossier, where to file and how long it takes — under Decrees 168/2025/NĐ-CP and 296/2026/NĐ-CP.
Who Can Be a Household Business Owner, and How Far the Owner Is LiableWho can be a household business owner, how many households one person may hold, which assets the owner is liable with, and private enterprise limits.
Charter Capital and Contribution: 90-Day Deadline, Increases, AssetsCharter capital and contribution: the 90-day deadline, capital increases, contributing assets, and how it differs from statutory and household business capital.
A Company's Legal Representative, Seal and Bank AccountWho is a company's legal representative, is a seal still mandatory, and what documents opening a company bank account requires under current regulations.
Head Office and Business Locations: Conditions, Address ChangeCompany head office and business locations: conditions, a valid lease, changing address, and how they differ from branches and representative offices.
Beneficial Owners of an Enterprise: How to Declare Them from 2025Who is a beneficial owner, and which enterprises must declare from 1 July 2025 under Decree 168/2025/NĐ-CP, as updated by Decree 296/2026/NĐ-CP.
Foreign-Invested Company Setup: Steps Under the 2025 Law on InvestmentSetting up a foreign-invested company from 1 March 2026: enterprise registration or investment first, market access conditions, dossier and post-license tasks.

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How Thái Tín works

1Review your status and records

Every matter starts by reviewing your current status and records.

2State scope and costs clearly

Before we begin, Thái Tín states clearly what Thái Tín does, what partners do, and what each part costs.

3Coordinate until completion

We connect suitable partners, report progress and follow through until the agreed scope is completed.

Quotes are given after reviewing your records, listing service fees, partner and third-party fees, and state fees if any, separately. This page is general guidance and does not replace advice for a specific case.

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Company and household business formation