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The Asia Pacific region plays an important role as a driver of the global economy. As international businesses seek to expand overseas, the region offers some of the best opportunities for growth. This guide has been prepared to assist those interested in doing business in Asia Pacific. It does not cover the subjects it treats exhaustively, but is intended to answer some of the important broad questions that may arise. When specific issues arise, it will often be necessary to consider the relevant laws and regulations and to obtain appropriate professional advice.

The global and Vietnamese economies are currently experiencing fluctuations due to several factors. The global economic situation has been greatly impacted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. This has resulted in persistent inflation, high energy prices, stock market difficulties, and measures to tighten monetary policies. However, Vietnam is still recognized as an emerging market and one of the favored places for foreign investment among Southeast Asian countries.

Considering Singapore as a potential location for your business is a smart choice. In 2018, Singapore has been ranked No.2 in the world for its ease of doing business by The World Bank.

The Mazars China's Doing Business in China guide provides a thorough and insightful overview for those who are interested in the business and taxation aspect of investing in China.

Our intention is to provide a description of the business environment and the main aspects of the legal framework of Danish business life. For readers actually planning to set up a new business in Denmark, we recommend further professional assistance