Startup Space
Supporting founders, startups, and companies in scaling up.
01 - A strong start
Establish a solid foundation.
The beginning involves not only legal compliance but also building an optimal financial structure, enabling the business to operate efficiently right from the start.
Choose the right company structure.
Choosing the most appropriate legal structure is a crucial decision, laying the foundation to support the company's growth and operational efficiency as it matures.
See: Choosing a company structure based on business objectives
Financial strategy and tax scheme
Proper and effective budget allocation ensures the smooth operation of the business and the achievement of business objectives.
02 - Time is money
Focus on what you're best at.
Optimize every unit of time and money you invest to achieve the best possible results.
Never underestimate the importance of maintaining accurate records.
Accurate and up-to-date financial information is crucial for tax reporting purposes, raising capital from external investors, and keeping investors updated on your company's progress.
Taxes are a crucial factor in determining the success and financial health of your business, and seeking tax advice from the early stages of your startup's development is advisable to avoid initial mistakes that could have long-term negative impacts.
Building the right team is a key factor for a startup's success. A transparent and fair compensation system, such as the 3P (Position, Person, Performance) system, not only helps attract and retain talent but also creates sustainable motivation for the entire team.
03 - Enhancing Value
Smart pricing
Financial transparency
Transparent financial reporting and optimized financial health make businesses more attractive and convincing to investors.
Business valuation
Brands, employees, technology, customers, and data are truly intangible financial assets if you know how to leverage them.
Vietnam is stepping up efforts to attract foreign investment.
On June 8, 2026, Vietnam officially marked a strategic turning point with a new direction for economic development.
It is necessary to settle all outstanding tax obligations when ceasing business operations.
Businesses that have ceased operations, dissolved, or abandoned their business locations but have not yet completed the procedures for terminating their tax identification numbers must rectify the situation and fulfill their obligations to the state budget.
When every transaction leaves a trace.
Context: Message from the National Assembly, August 8, 2026, at the ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Traditional Day of the Economic Police Force, Chairman
Trends in Corporate Governance in Vietnam
Building a sustainable competitive advantage in a rapidly changing environment.