- Decree 181/2025/ND-CP effective July 1 outlines conditions for input VAT credit.
- Purchases of VND 5 million or more must be made via non-cash payment methods.
- Proof of non-cash payment must comply with Decree 52 of 2024.
- Barter or netting transactions require specific contract stipulations and confirmations.
- Debt offsetting transactions need a pre-established loan agreement and fund transfer evidence.
- Payments via an authorized third party must be specified in the contract.
- Payments in stocks or bonds require a prior written trading agreement.
- Remaining balances of VND 5 million or more after offsetting must be paid non-cash.
- Payments into a third party’s State Treasury account for enforcement measures allow VAT credit.
- Deferred or installment purchases require contracts, invoices, and non-cash payment proof.
- Temporary credit is allowed if payment is not due, but proof must be provided by the due date.
- No proof of non-cash payment is needed for imports under VND 5 million or for gifts and samples.
Source: vietnamlawmagazine.vn
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