Vietnam Accelerates Business Dissolution Procedures to Streamline Dormant Firms
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has directed the acceleration of business dissolution procedures. Companies failing to file dissolution registration within 180 days will be deemed 'dissolved' if they meet certain conditions, aiming to streamline dormant entities and boost economic efficiency.
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