EXPERT ECONOMIC OPINION
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(Excerpt from Official Dispatch: Ministry of Planning and Investment – No. 3368/BKH-DTNN dated May 24, 2010)
Regarding the issue of businesses using the “G-Office” service (virtual office). Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 35, Law on Enterprises 2005 and its implementing documents, there is no regulation on the area of the enterprise's head office. Therefore, the use of "G-Office" service by enterprises (virtual office) is not contrary to current legal regulations.
Dr. - economist Dinh The Hien:
“Virtual Office is a new product with many utilities, helping start-up businesses reduce a lot of costs and is developing strongly in Vietnam as well as other countries. The Enterprise Law does not stipulate that the business address must also be the workplace and the workplace must have a minimum area of square meters. At the same time, up to this point, there is no circular or decree that does not allow businesses to do business. virtual office… This means that this type is allowed to operate normally.”
Dr. Le Dang Doanh, Senior Economist:
“Virtual office helps businesses reduce costs, access customer information anytime, anywhere and have a polite, professional "face" in front of customers.
Source: Nguoi Lao Don Newspaper
