Vietnam Businesses Struggle with Complex Dissolution Procedures; Ministry Proposes Simplification
Businesses in Vietnam face significant hurdles and hefty fines when attempting to dissolve dormant companies, prompting the Ministry of Finance to propose special mechanisms for procedural simplification to ease the burden.
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