Doing business in Australia
ReportWhether you’re opening a business for the first time or looking to expand, Australia is one of the most attractive business locations in the world with a relatively deregulated and open economy.
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Investment and business opportunities in Vietnam are expanding rapidly, driven by new markets, diverse industries, and Vietnam's growing role in export manufacturing, foreign investment, and strong domestic demand. This creates new opportunities for trade as both Australia and Vietnam strengthen their economic ties, aiming to significantly boost investment between the two countries. At Grant Thornton, we are uniquely positioned to help you navigate these opportunities, with a deep understanding of the complexities involved in operating across Vietnam and Australia.
As competition intensifies, it is crucial for businesses and investors to strategically target opportunities while navigating the unique tax, compliance, and regulatory requirements in each jurisdiction. We provide expert guidance global taxation, transfer pricing, customs and trade, help clients identify investment opportunities, access to innovation incentives and more, helping businesses to thrive in this dynamic investment landscape.
Our Vietnam practice works with Vietnamese businesses looking to invest in Australia and helps Australian companies enter the Vietnamese market. Leveraging our global and regional networks and industry expertise, our dedicated team can provide you with tailored strategies for market entry, investment expansion, and operational efficiency, backed by a strong understanding of the cultural nuances and regulatory environments in both countries.
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Whether you’re opening a business for the first time or looking to expand, Australia is one of the most attractive business locations in the world with a relatively deregulated and open economy.
Treasury is taking steps to ensure fairer tax treatment for foreign resident investors by tightening Australia's foreign resident Capital Gains Tax (CGT) regime. Proposed changes aim to broaden the CGT base and enhance integrity, impacting infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and more.
Following the recent removal of tariffs on Australian wine by China, the industry is keen to rebuild relations and explore the right export markets. This presents Australian wine producers with a chance to reassess their position in the global market.
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