Business Knowledge

What to do after the Enterprise Registration Certificate is revoked: revocation cases, the 10-day deadline, dissolution steps under Article 209 and exceptions.

Priority order for wages and severance, payment deadlines and confirming social insurance contribution periods when dissolving a company with many employees.

A company can still dissolve with missing books, lost documents and no former accountant: identifying gaps and restoring records under accounting law.

A company with outstanding taxes can be dissolved once all debts are settled before filing. Covers what tax obligations include, payment order and deadlines.

For an FDI enterprise, the project ends under the 2025 Law on Investment and the enterprise dissolves under the Law on Enterprises. The order and key checks.

How a joint stock company approves dissolution via the General Meeting: voting thresholds, the Board's role, the shareholder register and the procedure.

Requirements for the Members' Council meeting, voting thresholds, a member not attending, required documents and the steps to dissolve a multi-member LLC.

The owner decides on dissolution and is liable with all personal assets; this article compares dissolution with sale or conversion and explains the process.

Who decides to dissolve a single-member LLC, the duty to settle debts, documents to send, the filing dossier and sequence under current regulations.

Statutory milestones from the dissolution decision to 'dissolved' status, including the 45-day tax deadline and the 180-day milestone.

Post-dissolution liability of the legal representative and owners under Article 210 of the Law on Enterprises, by company type, plus temporary exit suspension.

A company notified by the tax authority as not operating at its registered address faces real consequences, two possible paths, and steps before dissolution.

Debt payment in dissolution follows the priority order in Article 208. Covers the settlement plan, who receives it and what to do if assets are insufficient.

What a 'locked tax code' actually means: statuses 01, 03, 05, 06 and 09 under Circular 90/2026/TT-BTC and the actions required before dissolution.

The dissolution tax finalization dossier is due no later than the 45th day from the decision. Covers taxes to finalize, the final period and key deadlines.

Comparing temporary suspension and dissolution: conditions, the 12- and 24-month limits, tax obligations and when each route fits under current regulations.

When and how to terminate a foreign trader's representative office: the dossier under Decree 07/2016/ND-CP, tax and labor duties, and the procedure sequence.

The dissolution process involves two filings: the dissolution decision, then the registration dossier. Documents by company type and common mistakes.

Dissolution costs may include service fees, third-party fees and outstanding obligations. Explains each part, government fees and what changes the total cost.

Dissolution and bankruptcy differ in conditions, authority and outcome. Updated for the 2025 Law on Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy, effective 1 March 2026.

Which establishments need a Food Safety Eligibility Certificate, who is exempt, required documents, issuing authorities and the 2026 rules.

What a company new to import–export needs: trading rights, customs system registration, commodity policy, documents, taxes and who handles each part.

What each department needs to do, required records, certification audit stages and whether the company should follow ISO 9001:2015 or ISO 9001:2026.