- The National Assembly Chairman signed and announced a resolution on value-added tax reduction.
- The resolution is effective from July 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026.
- The resolution reduces the value-added tax rate by 2 percent for certain goods and services, with a maximum reduction of 8 percent.
- Exclusions include telecommunications, financial activities, banking, securities, insurance, real estate, metal products, mining products except coal, and goods and services subject to special consumption tax except gasoline.
- The government is instructed to specify details of this provision.
- The resolution specifies a 0 percent tax rate for certain export goods and services.
- A 5 percent tax rate applies to specific goods and services, including clean water, fertilizers, agricultural services, and medical equipment.
- A 10 percent tax rate applies to goods and services not specified in the 0 percent and 5 percent categories, including services provided by foreign suppliers without a permanent establishment in Vietnam.
Source: vietnam.vn
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