- Decree No. 144/2026/ND-CP amends VAT rules under Decree No. 181/2025/ND-CP and takes effect on 20 June 2026.
- It clarifies VAT non-taxable items, including certain personal insurance, livestock/crop insurance, and exported natural resources/minerals listed in the decree.
- It changes how common input VAT is allocated when separate accounting is not kept, especially for banks, securities, and insurance businesses, and expands taxable revenue included in the allocation ratio.
- It updates non-cash payment proof rules for deferred purchases of goods worth VND 5 million or more: VAT may be credited before payment is due, must be adjusted if proof is missing at the due date, and can be re-credited once valid proof is obtained.
Source: vinabookkeeping.com
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