- New VAT regulation impacts domestic and non-resident digital platforms in Vietnam
- Effective from 1 July 2025
- Platforms must withhold VAT and PIT from transactions
- Platforms need a 10-digit tax code from Vietnamese tax authority
- Monthly tax returns required
- Tax rates: Goods 1 percent, Services 5 percent, Transport 3 percent
- PIT rates for Vietnamese residents: Goods 0.5 percent, Services 2 percent, Transport 1.5 percent
- PIT rates for non-residents: Goods 1 percent, Services 5 percent, Transport 2 percent
- Highest tax rate applies if supply nature or residency is unclear
- Aims to expand tax base, ensure compliance, and enforce tax collection
- Platforms must register for tax code, update systems, implement reporting, and monitor updates
Source: fintua.com
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