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      Recent U.S. trade measures are creating new compliance obligations and enforcement risks for businesses operating in Vietnam. From tariff stacking and origin-related investigations to forced labor and intellectual property scrutiny, companies may face significant cost and operational impacts if unprepared.

      Join EuroCham and KPMG in Vietnam for a timely briefing on the latest developments and practical steps businesses should consider to navigate an increasingly complex trade environment.

      By attending the webinar, you will:

      • Understand recent legal and regulatory developments affecting U.S. tariff policy (IEEPA ruling, Section 122 expiration)
      • Identify how sectoral tariffs under Section 232 may impact specific industries
      • Recognize the scope and risks of ongoing Section 301 investigations relevant to Vietnam, including forced labor, excess capacity, and IP enforcement
      • Grasp the practical effects of tariff stacking on cost and compliance planning
      • Get direct answers to pressing questions through a dedicated Q&A session

      Event details

      Time: 14:30 - 16:00, 16/9/2026
      Format: Online via Zoom
      Language: English
      Suitable for: C-suite, Import-Export department, Logistics and supply chain department from manufacturing, exporting and FDI companies.

      Agenda

      14:30 – 14:35: Opening and welcoming

      14:35 – 14:50: Overview of the U.S. Tariff Landscape

      • Tariff stacking
      • The current trade landscape
      • Transshipment

      14:50 – 15:00: Updates on Sectoral tariffs - Section 232

      15:00 – 15:30: U.S. Trade Investigations Under Section 301

      • Forced labour
      • Structural excess capacity
      • Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement to Vietnam’s Acts, Policies, and Practices

      15:30 – 16:00: Q&A

      The event is hosted by EuroCham and free of charge for KPMG’s clients for the first 20 registrations. Register now to save your slots!

      Speakers

      Hoang Thuy Duong

      Partner, Head of Tax, Vietnam & Cambodia

      KPMG in Vietnam

      Nguyen Nhat Linh

      Director, Global Trade & Customs Advisory

      KPMG in Vietnam