The paper examines the influence of corporate governance (CG) and earning quality (EQ) on corporate value (FV) of Vietnamese enterprises. The study uses GLS regression and linear structure model using data collected from companies listing on the stock market in Vietnam during 2008- 2018, with a total of 2,937 observations. The research results indicate that EQ and CG represented by the Integrated Board of Directors and the Integrated Supervisory Board have a positive effect on FV directly and indirectly. The results show that the Integrated Board of Directors has a positive effect on EQ, whereas the Integrated Supervisory Board has a negative effect on EQ. Based on the research results, we suggest that companies need to strictly comply and implement GC, so to bring down the agency cost and consequently to increase performance. The companies also should establish the Board of Director of a proper size, with financial and accounting specialty, and including women board members. The government also needs to improve the management mechanism asking for firms to prepare and publish financial statements with reliable company information, which could be provided to users. These recommendations are a useful basis to help businesses improve FV via changes in the corporate governance factors in each enterprise.

Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Theoretical Framework
    3.1. Agency Theory
    3.2. Stakeholder Theory
    3.3. Signal Theory
    3.4. Resource Dependence Theory
    3.5. Capital Market Efficiency of Quality Profit
4. Research Methodology
    4.1. Research Model
    4.2. Data
    4.3. Data Processing Methods
5. Research Results and Discussions
6. Conclusion and Recommendations
References

• Hung Ngoc DANG(Accounting Faculty, Hanoi University of Industry)
• Cuong Duc PHAM(School of Accounting and Auditing, The National Economics University (NEU), Vietnam) Corresponding Author
• Thang Xuan NGUYEN(Training Department, Postgraduation School, The National Economics University)
• Hoa Thi Thanh NGUYEN(Accounting Department, Economics Faculty, Vinh University)