Vietnam to Ease Accounting and Auditing Service Regulations, Foster Expertise and Streamline Procedures
Vietnam is considering legal amendments to ease regulations on accounting and auditing services, allowing qualified individuals to offer services directly. This move aims to increase options for small businesses and sole proprietorships, while expediting audit procedures.
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