- Vietnam adopted major reforms to VAT, personal income tax, and tax administration laws, effective from 2026.
- The VAT threshold for households and individuals increased from VND 100 million to VND 500 million, reducing the number of small businesses required to pay VAT.
- The presumptive tax method for households and individuals is abolished, and VAT refund conditions are relaxed.
- The definition of “taxable persons” is expanded to include foreign entities and those operating via digital platforms, with e-commerce platforms required to withhold and remit taxes.
- Businesses and individuals, especially in e-commerce and digital sectors, must update their tax compliance processes to align with the new regulations.
Source: vatabout.com
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