Personal tax & payroll services

Overview

Many finance departments are grappling with complex compliance and reporting requirements, complicated data manipulation and manual processes that create risk.  Adding to these challenges are limited resources, data security and a need to focus on core business matters. 

Our personal tax advisory and payroll team can support you with leading processes, people and technology to help you re-design, re-define and re-deploy your payroll and personal tax function and focus on the tax function as a strategic asset of the company. 

If you lack in-house payroll expertise or resources, are struggling with lengthy, repetitive and error prone processes, if you consider you are at risk of penalties from a lack of up-to-date knowledge of regulatory change or have concerns on confidentiality or data protection then get in touch with our team today.

How can we help

Our payroll and personal tax advisory team work with numerous companies in Vietnam on areas such as:

  • Payroll outsourcing; ensuing employees are paid the correct amount at the correct time in compliance with statutory requirements and employment agreements;
  • Vietnamese personal tax advice on contentious or unclear areas or opportunities;
  • Personal tax filings;
  • Personal tax and statutory insurance advice on the impact of regulatory changes; and
  • Personal tax and statutory insurance risk assessment(s) aimed at providing you with an assessment of the historic risk and exposures you face and the identification of opportunities and remedial actions (tax health-check)

About the Tax Function of the Future thought leadership series

Tax reporting always has been a core competency within the Tax function. Previous efforts to enhance tax reporting processes by moving beyond spreadsheets and isolated solutions have resulted in noticeable improvements. But the current environment requires further action to bolster the efficiency and functionality of these processes to increase value and improve readiness.

Tax reporting processes must incorporate increased automation, better integrated data and processes, more analytic capabilities, technology-savvy tax professionals and solid internal controls. These improvements will enable the Tax function to deliver better quality output in less time, creating capacity to contribute more strategically to organizational decision-making.

AA examines the main drivers influencing and underpinning predictions for the tax function of the future. 

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