The Monin Open House 2025, held on September 17, 2025, at the Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel, brought together over 20 exhibition booths from leading F&B brands and attracted more than 1,000 attendees.
The event not only offered product experiences and community networking but also featured in-depth Masterclass sessions. Highlights included discussions on the evolution of Robusta coffee, herbal flavors in mixology, and unique tea and alcohol pairings.
As part of the program, iPOS.vn presented the topic “F&B Household Businesses and 2025 Tax Changes,” which garnered significant attention from the community.
Speaker Dinh Thi Lan Phuong, Director of the Accounting Product Division at iPOS.vn, shares insights at the Masterclass.
Speaker Dinh Thi Lan Phuong highlighted key changes for household businesses under the new tax policy. Drawing from iPOS.vn’s 15+ years of experience with F&B enterprises, she provided actionable steps for business owners and practical solutions.
Marking its second participation in Monin Open House 2025, iPOS.vn’s booth stood out with interactive product demos, engaging minigames, and attractive giveaways.
Visitors experienced cutting-edge technology firsthand, including iPOS Invoice for instant e-invoicing via POS, the compact FABiBox sales device, and iPOS HRM personnel management software.
Additionally, iPOS.vn launched a program offering 10,000 free e-invoices and discounts up to 1,080,000 VND for event attendees. This initiative aims to support business owners amid stricter tax and invoicing regulations, addressing a critical pain point in the industry.
Through its presence at Monin Open House 2025, iPOS.vn reinforced its commitment to the F&B sector, not only in operational management but also in legal compliance and cost optimization.
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