Due to the effects of the Covid-19 epidemic, the number of sales orders of the Company has been reduced significantly, the Company was forced to suspense a production line of an product within 03 months from June 1st 2020
Official letter No. 66297/CT-TTHT dated July 16th 2020 issued by Hanoi Tax Department about The CIT policy on expenses for prevention of Covid-19 pandemic.
The PIT policy for dependent registration and PIT finalized authorization illegally.
Foreign Contractor Tax policy on importing of machinery, software and providing service.
Updating legal documents on accounting, tax, labor, and other related fields for customers.
On July 24th, 2020 in Hanoi City, the Ministry of Finance held a conference to summarize the accounting service business activities in 2019 and operational orientation for 2020.
In Hanoi City on July 24, 2020, the Vietnam Association of Chartered Accountants (VICA) held the 3rd congress, term 2020 – 2025, with the topic “convergence – professionalism – development.” At the congress, Vina Bookkeeping Co., Ltd and Mr. Vo Tan Huu – General Director of the company were honored to receive the Certificate from the Vietnam Association of Accountants and Auditors for their outstanding achievements in the development of the association in 2019
Vina Bookkeeping can supply accounting services.
On 15 March 2019, VINA BOOKKEEPING is granted a certificate by the Ho Chi Minh City Tax Department to provide taxation services
Kaizen is a famous Japanese business philosophy that has been successfully applied to many businesses worldwide. Its name is made up of two Japanese words: kai – continuous and zen – improvement, translated into the English term “ongoing improvement”.
“Ho-ren-so” is an important working rule in Japanese companies that any new employee must be trained and practiced. (In Japanese, “Ho” stands for hokoku meaning report, “ren” stands for renraku meaning contact, “so” stands for sodan meaning discussion).
What is PDCA? PDCA is a cycle that represents a cyclic approach to continuously improving services, products, and people. It has become an indispensable part of today, called lean management. However, the Japanese used to call it the Deming cycle or Deming circle.
