- Vietnam is considering imposing VAT on goods valued below 1 million dong traded through platforms like TikTok and Shopee
- The Finance and Budget Committee Chairman advocates for this measure to increase national revenue and broaden the tax base for cross-border e-commerce activities
- Vietnamese Finance Minister Hu Duc Phuc supports maintaining the 10% tax rate to address economic challenges
- Vietnam exempts businesses, households, and individuals earning less than 100 million VND annually from VAT
- The Vietnamese government plans to propose amendments to the VAT law during the 7th National Assembly session in May
- Chinese e-commerce enterprises may need to adjust pricing strategies to navigate the impact of Vietnam’s policies and attract Vietnamese consumers.
Source: equalocean.com
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