- Vietnam’s Special Consumption Tax (SCT) focuses on luxury items and non-essential products/services
- SCT is levied on 11 groups of goods and 6 groups of services in Vietnam
- Tax rates for specified products/services range from 7-150%
- Tax credits are available for SCT paid on raw materials and imported goods
- SCT serves as a revenue stream for the government and regulates consumption and production
- Understanding and complying with SCT is crucial for businesses in Vietnam’s dynamic market.
Source: vietnam.acclime.com
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