FDI Reporting Services
Investment Compliance for Foreign-Invested Enterprises
FDI enterprises in Vietnam must submit periodic investment reports to the Department of Planning and Investment (DPI) — separate from your tax returns and audit filings. We handle the preparation, submission, and follow-up so your investment compliance record stays clean.
500+
Reports Filed Annually
100%
On-Time Submission
200+
FDI Clients
What Is FDI Reporting and Why It Matters
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) companies in Vietnam are required to submit investment reports to the Department of Planning and Investment (DPI) as part of their compliance obligations. These reports are distinct from quarterly tax reports, annual financial statements, or audits, and are submitted through the DPI's online database.
FDI reports serve as a track record of your legal compliance and are mandatory for all FDI companies, covering each year the company has been active in Vietnam. They include critical details such as capital contributions, employee headcount, tax contributions, and operational status updates.
Missing or late FDI reports can result in administrative fines and — more critically — delays in future IRC (Investment Registration Certificate) amendments, capital increases, or project expansions. A clean DPI reporting history is essential for any FDI enterprise planning to grow in Vietnam.
checklist What We Handle
- check_circle Quarterly investment activity reports to the DPI
- check_circle Annual investment implementation reports
- check_circle Capital contribution and disbursement tracking
- check_circle Employee headcount and labor data compilation
- check_circle Tax contribution summaries for DPI reporting
- check_circle Online DPI database submission and follow-up
- check_circle IRC amendment compliance verification
- check_circle Response to DPI queries on your behalf
- check_circle Multi-entity consolidated FDI reporting
How We Handle Your Registration
Data Collection & Review
We research applicable laws and regulations, then provide you with a clear checklist of documents and information required — including capital injection records, employee data, and tax payment summaries.
Report Preparation
Our team prepares the FDI reports in the prescribed format, cross-referencing your financial records, HR data, and legal documents to ensure accuracy.
Client Review & Signature
We send the completed reports to you for review and signature. We walk you through any items that need your attention or clarification.
Submission & Follow-Up
We submit the reports to the DPI on your behalf through their online database, respond to any queries raised by the authorities, and receive the official acknowledgment for your records.
What You'll Receive
Quarterly Reporting
- check Quarterly investment activity report
- check Capital disbursement status tracking
- check Employee headcount data compilation
- check DPI online database submission
- check Authority query response
Annual Reporting
- check Annual investment implementation report
- check Full-year financial performance summary
- check Cumulative capital contribution tracking
- check Tax contribution consolidation
- check Operational status declaration
Compliance Support
- check IRC compliance verification
- check Historical report gap analysis
- check Back-filing of missed reports
- check Multi-entity consolidated reporting
- check DPI liaison and follow-up
"FDI reporting is one of those obligations that companies forget about — until they need to amend their IRC or repatriate profits. Then suddenly, a clean DPI history becomes critical. The best time to get this right is from year one."
David Nguyen
Partner & Director
CPA License #3868 — Ministry of Finance, Vietnam · 14+ years in audit, tax, and FDI consulting. Over 100+ FDI cases including manufacturing, EPE, and complex multi-entity structures.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. FDI reports are submitted to the Department of Planning and Investment (DPI) and cover investment implementation details like capital contributions, employee data, and operational status. Tax returns are submitted to the General Department of Taxation. Both are mandatory but serve different purposes.
FDI enterprises must submit quarterly investment activity reports and an annual investment implementation report to the DPI. The quarterly reports are due within 10 days after each quarter ends, and the annual report is due by March 31st of the following year.
Late or missing FDI reports can result in administrative fines. More importantly, a gap in your DPI reporting history can delay future IRC amendments, capital increases, or project licensing approvals — directly impacting your ability to expand operations.
Yes. We provide back-filing services to bring your DPI compliance up to date. We'll conduct a gap analysis, prepare the missing reports, and submit them to the DPI — clearing your compliance record for future transactions.
Yes. For groups with multiple FDI entities in Vietnam, we provide consolidated reporting services — tracking capital flows, employee data, and compliance status across all entities under a single coordination point.
We provide a clear checklist tailored to your company structure. Typically, we need capital injection records, bank statements showing disbursements, employee headcount data, tax payment summaries, and your current IRC/ERC. Our team handles the rest.
Not sure where to begin?
Keep Your DPI Compliance Clean
We handle the preparation, submission, and follow-up of your FDI reports — so your investment record stays spotless.
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