If an employee of a converted public service unit commits to working long-term for the joint stock company, how many additional shares can they buy?...View more
Can employees at public service units converted into joint stock companies be able to buy shares at preferential prices?...View more
Does the Chairman of the Board of Directors of a Joint Stock Company have to pay compulsory social insurance?...View more
Can a law office operate as a joint stock company? Is the office manager required to be a lawyer?...View more
In joint stock companies, to protect shareholders, our country's law has introduced many regulations, one of which is the right of shareholders and groups of shareholders to sue. So can shareholders sue the director of a joint stock company?...View more
Public companies are essentially joint stock companies that carry out procedures to mobilize capital from the public through the process of issuing shares or bonds on the stock market. So how will the late submission of public company registration documents be punished?...View more
Can relatives of civil servants such as spouses, fathers, mothers, and children of state civil servants contribute capital to establish an enterprise? Whether a civil servant is the head or deputy of the head of a state agency or does not hold this position, can their relatives contribute capital to establish a company or does it depend on each specific case? We invite readers to refer to the article for more useful information....View more
To be able to establish a company in Vietnam, you must not fall into the situations where you are not allowed to establish a business in Vietnam as well as meet the conditions for being allowed to contribute capital, buy shares, and purchase shares. Capital contributions to joint stock companies, limited liability companies, and partnerships in Vietnam are as valid as possible....View more
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