I am currently planning to establish an enterprise but have not yet thought of a name for it. At the same time, I also wonder whether there are any legal regulations regarding the naming of an enterprise.
The first thing to consider when establishing an enterprise is, undoubtedly, to come up with a name for it. You might think that naming is a simple step, but it is not. It is quite complex and tightly regulated by laws. To make the task of naming your enterprise easier and to avoid violating legal provisions, please refer to the table below:
Criteria | Important Notes |
Vietnamese name of the enterprise | Consists of two components: Type of enterprise entity and individual name.
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Foreign name of the enterprise | The name translated from Vietnamese into one of the Latin-based foreign languages. When translated into a foreign language, the individual name of the enterprise can either remain the same or be translated equivalently. |
Where to display? | The enterprise name must:
If the enterprise has a foreign name, it must be printed or written in a font size smaller than the Vietnamese name at the main office, branches, representative offices, enterprise locations of the enterprise, or on transaction papers, documents, and publications issued by the enterprise. |
Prohibitions on naming |
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Thus, naming a company or an enterprise must comply with the above regulations and is not easy. The task of ensuring the name is not identical to or easily confused with others is a significant challenge, given the numerous enterprisees already in existence. Therefore, based on these guidelines, you should name your enterprise in accordance with the law.
The above content is specifically regulated in Enterprise Law 2014 and Decree 78/2015/ND-CP.
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