An employee who was working on a shift felt dizzy, then was determined to have a stroke or cerebral infarction. The incident occurred during working hours, at the workplace and when the employee was performing the assigned task. Is this an occupational accident?
After more than six years of application, Decree 35/2020/ND-CP has become one of the important platforms for enforcing the Competition Law. But the market in 2026 is quite different from 2020. Digital platforms, data, AI and increasingly complex M&A structures make revenue or ownership ratio not always fully reflect the market strength of businesses.
A decision to recover taxes can cause businesses to refund billions of VND. But in many cases, the more worrying problem lies not in the amount, but in the way the customs authorities perceive the production model of the business itself.
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A decision to change the HS code can lead to a series of consequences: increasing import taxes, changing origin incentives, incurring value-added tax and an arrears of up to billions of VND. At that time, what businesses need to do is not to rush to affirm that "customs applied the wrong code", but to clearly determine: what the goods really are, how the law requires classification and whether the amount of tax has been calculated correctly or not.
After only about two years of implementation, the Law on Housing 2023 has faced a significant amendment. The new draft has only 132 articles compared to 198 articles of the current Law. However, more notable than the reduction of 66 articles is the change in management methods: increasing decentralization, reducing pre-inspection, cutting procedures and expanding the right to self-determination of enterprises, localities and parties in transactions.
In many cases of intellectual property (IP) infringement, enterprises can prove themselves as rights holders, prove infringement, and even force the infringing party to stop the act and destroy the infringing goods. But when it comes to asking the infringing party to reimburse the cost of hiring a lawyer, a sum of money that has actually been spent to protect their rights, the result is not so simple.
