Currently, many businesses hire, borrow or ask others to name the "legal representative" in the license. This can help individuals who cannot hold a company name can still establish a company. However, is this agreement legal and how does the person in the name of the enterprise bear the legal risk according to Vietnam’s regulations? This article will clarify the above issue.
Shares, stocks, and bonds are commonly used terms in a joint-stock company. These are the names of documents and assets that have value to represent the ownership ratio of capital, proving the capital contribution of shareholders and owners.
When the owner of a sole proprietorship dies, what will be the legal consequences for that business? The article below will clearly analyze this issue.
Changing the legal representative is a common case of changing business registration content today. The article below presents details about this issue.
Contributing capital to establish a company means that the capital contributor contributes assets to form the charter capital of the company. So what is the basis for determining the subjects contributing enough registered capital in accordance with Vietnam’s regulations?
According to Articles 35 and 36 of the Law on Enterprises 2020 of Vietnam, when contributing capital with land use rights, the contributor must go through the procedure of transferring the land use rights to the company at the competent state agency.
Currently, due to the complicated developments of the Covid-19 pandemic, many businesses in Vietnam are seriously affected and are forced to choose the solution of temporarily suspending business operations. So in case an enterprise temporarily suspends business but does not notify, what are the legal consequences?
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Currently, online sales are gradually becoming popular, attracting many people to participate in order to earn more income, especially officials and public employees - people who have many friends on Facebook and have the trust of customers. So, are officials and public employees prohibited from selling online according to Vietnam’s current regulations?
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