Corporate Accounting Services

Partnering with businesses on their journey toward sustainable growth with full-package corporate accounting services in Ho Chi Minh City and nationwide.

In an increasingly competitive business environment where tax legislation changes constantly, building an accurate, transparent, and compliant accounting system is essential for controlling risk, optimizing resources, and allowing your business to focus on its core operations.

With a team of seasoned professionals in accounting, tax, and audit, we deliver comprehensive accounting and tax solutions that serve businesses at every stage of growth — from newly established companies to domestic enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises (FDI).

Why use professional accounting and tax services?

Many businesses choose to build an in-house accounting team to manage their finances and tax compliance. However, with regulations changing frequently and governance requirements rising, outsourcing to a professional accounting service has become the preferred choice for many businesses thanks to its clear advantages:

• Lower operating costs: no salaries, bonuses, insurance, benefits, recruitment and training costs, or equipment for an in-house accounting team; access a team of experts at a more cost-effective rate — especially valuable for newly established companies and SMEs.
• Access to specialists across multiple disciplines: financial accounting, corporate tax, foreign contractor tax, personal income tax (PIT), FDI enterprises, tax finalization and tax audits — instead of depending on the strengths of a single employee.
• Reduced tax and legal risk: rigorous quality-control procedures lower the risk of tax reassessments, late-payment penalties, administrative fines, and reputational damage.
• Always up to date on the latest accounting, tax, and labor regulations, with impact assessments for your business operations.
• No staffing risk: an accountant resigning unexpectedly or taking maternity leave will not disrupt filings and reporting — a backup team and structured handover procedures ensure continuity.
• Long-term accountability during inspections and audits: tax and customs inspections often take place years after the transactions occurred, when in-house accountants have long since left — records are disorganized, hard to explain, and responsibility is difficult to establish. With a professional service, records are archived and handed over under defined procedures, and specialists directly assist in reviewing files, preparing supporting documentation, working with the authorities under a power of attorney, and proposing resolution options.
• Professional data security and record keeping: strict information-security procedures reduce the risk of losing important financial records.
• Focus on your core business: leadership can devote its resources to customer development, market expansion, operational management, and improving business performance.

Timely, transparent financial statements backed by complete data

Unlike the common practice of completing the books only at year-end for tax finalization, we record transactions and prepare reports on a monthly basis, giving leadership an accurate and up-to-date financial picture at all times. Every line item on the financial statements is grounded in detailed accounting data with complete supporting records and documentation — ensuring traceability, reconciliation, and the ability to substantiate figures when working with the tax authority, auditors, banks, and other stakeholders.

We never record or declare figures that lack a proper basis, have unclear origins, or are not supported by valid documentation. Every transaction is treated according to its economic substance and in compliance with current accounting and tax regulations.

Factors that affect accounting service fees

Every business differs in its operations, scale, and management needs, so service fees are determined based on a practical assessment — transparent, fair, and cost-optimized:

• Scope of work: volume of documents and transactions, management reports, financial statements, and any specialized support requirements.
• Industry: specialized sectors such as import-export, international trade, manufacturing, construction, F&B, logistics, information technology, or FDI enterprises require more time and handling experience.
• Business scale: revenue, headcount, branches, subsidiaries, projects, and the extent of business expansion.
• Complexity of accounting and tax matters: high transaction volumes, specialized transactions, or exposure to multiple types of tax.
• Timeline and turnaround: urgent files, completing the books within a short timeframe, or emergency support for audits, inspections, tax finalization, or investment and M&A transactions.
• Condition of records and level of risk: incomplete books, backlogs spanning multiple years, records requiring review and adjustment, or an ongoing tax inspection or audit — all of which call for assessment, reconciliation, reconstruction of records, and an appropriate resolution plan.