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FDI ENTERPRISES IN VIET NAM
THE LOCAL REQUIRED COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES

FDI enterprises in Viet Nam shall properly comply with the local laws and regulations to avoid and prevent the risks in advance.

Updates regulations on tax registration information forFOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES IN VIETNAM Comply with the provisi...
29/09/2026

Updates regulations on tax registration information for
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES IN VIETNAM

Comply with the provisions of Articles 6, 7, 8, and 63 of Decree No. 252/2026/ND-CP on tax registration and standardization of tax registration data, whereby, taxpayers who are branches and representative offices of foreign companies operating in Vietnam when declaring and updating information on legal owners and beneficial owners of overseas parent companies.

TAX REGISTRATION INFORMATION MUST BE UPDATED - DECLARED DIRECTLY WITH THE TAX AUTHORITY:

According to the regulations effective from July 2026, applicable to branches and representative offices of foreign companies operating in Vietnam:

1. Register and declare information on legal owners and direct beneficial owners to tax authorities.

2. The contents must be made according to the List BK07-DKT and submitted together with the tax registration dossier within 10 working days from the date the branch or representative office is granted the establishment and operation license by a competent authority of Vietnam or a document of equivalent legal validity.

3. When there is a change in tax registration information or information on the lists, the branch or representative office of the foreign company operating in Vietnam must carry out the procedures for changing tax registration information within 10 working days from the date of the change.

4. For branches and representative offices of foreign companies that have been granted tax identification numbers before July 1, 2026, when carrying out procedures for changing tax registration information, they must supplement the List BK07-DKT if they have not declared before.

5. In particular, during the period of suspension of operation, if there is a change in information about the legal owner or beneficial owner, the branch or representative office of the foreign company operating in Vietnam must still carry out the procedures for changing tax registration information with the tax authority as prescribed.

Instructions on the contents to be provided according to the List BK07-DKT:

1. Legal owner means an organization or individual in the name of owning the capital, shares or equivalent ownership rights of the company according to the law of the country where the company is established or registered.

2. Beneficial owners are determined according to the provisions of Clause 7, Article 3 of the Law on Prevention and Combat of Money Laundering, Clause 35, Article 4 of the Law on Enterprises and documents guiding the implementation of these Laws.

3. On the form of List BK07-DKT, branches and representative offices of foreign companies operating in Vietnam should note the following information:

- Branches and representative offices must declare information of the overseas parent company they belong to or represent, including information about the legal owner and beneficial owners in accordance with the provisions of law.

- If you are a Vietnamese individual (except for Vietnamese living abroad who do not have an ID/citizen ID): write "Identity card/citizen ID" and citizen ID number.

- If you are a foreigner/Vietnamese living abroad and have a passport: write "Passport" and fill in the passport number.

- If you are a foreigner/Vietnamese living abroad without a passport: write "Other Legal Documents" and fill in the document number.

- For organizations: write the type of legal documents issued and fill in the document number.

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Regulations and guidance on ORDER OF TAX ENFORCEMENT AND SUSPENSION OF EXITIndividuals, business persons, legal represen...
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Regulations and guidance on
ORDER OF TAX ENFORCEMENT AND SUSPENSION OF EXIT

Individuals, business persons, legal representatives of enterprises, and foreigners may be subject to temporary suspension of entry and exit according to decisions from tax administration agencies.

Understanding the cases and procedures as presented by VIVA below will help proactively meet the requirements of tax procedures, prevent and overcome risks.

FIVE (05) CASES OF EXIT SUSPENSION
will be imposed by the tax authority due to tax obligations

According to Decree No. 252/2026/ND-CP dated June 30, 2026 guiding the implementation of the Law on Tax Administration:

1. Individual businesses, owners of household businesses are subject to tax enforcement with outstanding tax debts of 50 million VND or more, and such debts have been overdue by 120 days or more.

2. Individuals who are beneficial owners of enterprises under the Law on Enterprises, individuals who are legal representatives of enterprises that are subject to tax enforcement, with outstanding tax debts of 500 million VND or more, and such debts have been overdue by 120 days or more.

3. Individual businesses, owners of household businesses, individuals who are beneficial owners of enterprises under the Law on Enterprises that, as determined and notified by tax administration authorities, are not operating at registered addresses and fail to initiate procedures for TIN restoration or invalidation within 120 days from the date of notification by the tax authority.

4. Foreign individuals with overdue tax debts.

5. Vietnamese nationals exiting Vietnam to reside overseas; Vietnamese nationals residing overseas who have overdue tax debts upon exit from Vietnam.

ORDER OF APPLICATION OR CANCELLATION OF EXIT SUSPENSION
will be imposed by the tax authority due to tax obligations

The right to apply the suspension of exit by the tax authority:

1. The tax administration agency directly managing the taxpayer is competent to notify the exit suspension and at the same time has the authority to notify the extension of the exit suspension and the cancellation of the exit suspension.

2. 30 days before the notice of suspension of exit, the tax administration agency shall, through the tax administration information system, send to the taxpayer's electronic tax transaction account a notice of the application of the measure of suspension of exit, and at the same time publicize this notice on the website of the tax administration agency.

3. When the deadline comes, the tax administration agency shall, through the tax administration information system, send a notice of the application of the measure of temporary suspension of exit to the system of the immigration authority, to the electronic tax transaction account of the taxpayer and the person subject to exit suspension, and at the same time publicize this notice on the website of the tax administration agency.

4. On the day of receiving the notice of suspension of exit from the system of the tax administration agency, the immigration authority shall be responsible for implementing the suspension of exit.

Read more: https://vivabcs.com.vn/resources/business-regulation/tax-enforcement-suspension-exit/

10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026INCOME FROM SALARIES AND REMUNERATIONSIncome from salaries and...
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10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026
INCOME FROM SALARIES AND REMUNERATIONS

Income from salaries and remunerations prescribed in the Law on Personal Income Tax includes:

- Salaries, remunerations, and amounts of similar nature received by employees from employers in monetary form or in any other non-monetary form.

- Payments, monetary or non-monetary benefits received by the individual from the paying organization, individual or employer.

Allowances, benefits, and other income, except for the following:

1. Hazardous or dangerous work allowances, and in-kind benefits for occupations or jobs performed in hazardous or dangerous workplaces.

2. Attraction allowances and region-based allowances.

3. Occupational accident and occupational disease benefits, one-off benefits for childbirth or adoption, work capacity reduction benefits, one-off retirement payment, monthly survivor benefits, and other allowances as prescribed by social insurance laws.

4. Emergency hardship benefits, unemployment benefits, severance pay, and redundancy pay as prescribed by law.

5. One-off benefits for individuals when transferring work to extremely disadvantaged areas, and one-off support for cadres and civil servants performing tasks related to national sovereignty over seas and islands as prescribed by law. One-off relocation benefits for foreigners moving to Vietnam, Vietnamese working abroad, or Vietnamese residing long-term overseas returning to work in Vietnam.

6. Industry- and occupation-specific allowances.

7. Monetary awards attached to titles awarded by the State.

8. Financial support from employers for medical examination and treatment of serious illnesses of employees and their family members.

9. Amounts paid or reimbursed by the employer for purchase of two-way air tickets for foreign employees or Vietnamese employees working abroad to take annual leave once a year, between Vietnam and the foreign employee’s home country or the country where their family resides, or between the country where the Vietnamese employee is working (host country) and Vietnam.

10. Tuition fees for children of foreign employees to study in Vietnam, for children of Vietnamese employees working abroad to study abroad from preschool to high school, paid or reimbursed by the employer.

11. Voluntary insurance premiums paid by the employer for employees without premium accumulation (accumulation value).

12. Training expenses paid by the employer to improve employees' qualifications and occupational skills relevant to their professional work or according to the employer’s plan.

13. Amounts paid by the employer to suppliers or employees serving mobilization, reassignment, business travel of employees under decisions, financial regulations, internal regulations, employment contracts, or collective bargaining agreements, provided they are accompanied by invoices and proofs of payment as per regulations.

14. The employer's payments for funeral or wedding expenses of employees and their families under the income payer's financial regulations, internal regulations, employment contracts or collective bargaining agreements and not exceeding the deductible expense threshold prescribed by corporate income tax laws.

15. Money and benefits received from union financial sources that are not considered salaries or remunerations under the Law on Trade Unions.

10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026Income from business operations prescribed in the Law on Perso...
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10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026

Income from business operations prescribed in the Law on Personal Income Tax includes:

1. Income from production and/or sale of goods and/or services as prescribed by law.

2. Income from working as an independent practitioner holding a practicing license or certificate and has applied for business registration as prescribed by law.

3. Income from agent activities, including insurance agents, lottery agents, multi-level marketing agents.

4. Income from brokerage activities as prescribed by law.

5. Income from business cooperation with organizations and enterprises.

6. Income from e-commerce activities, digital platform-based business.

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Tax planning for residentsPERSONAL INCOME TAX IN VIETNAM  Effective from July, 2026If you want to accurately determine t...
29/09/2026

Tax planning for residents
PERSONAL INCOME TAX IN VIETNAM
Effective from July, 2026

If you want to accurately determine type of taxable or tax-exempt incomes, tax rates, calculation methods and procedures at the tax authority, how to plan the PIT, please refer to the short summary from VIVA about the 10 types of taxable income and the 22 types of tax-free income, the method of declaration, how to do your planning:

GLOBAL TAX INCOMES
FROM WAGES AND REMUNERATIONS OF RESIDENT EXPATS IN VIETNAM?

1. In case an expat is resident in Viet Nam, he or she shall declare global incomes and pay personal income with progressive tax rates from 5% to 35%.

2. In case an expat is no-resident in Viet Nam, he or she just pays 20% personal income tax for what they earnt in Viet Nam.

3. To avoid special inspection on global incomes in Vietnam and from other countries that have tax agreements with Vietnam, the foreign experts who working in Viet Nam shall declare the reasonable global incomes, that must be fair with: The position, working history, GDP of expat’s nation, reputation and market position of the employer …

10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOMES IN VIET NAM
Effective from July, 2026

1. Income from business operations.
2. Income from salaries and remunerations.
3. Income from capital investment.
4. Income from capital transfer.
5. Income from real estate transfer.
6. Income from winnings.
7. Income from royalties.
8. Income from franchising.
9. Income from receipt of inheritance or gifts.
10. Other incomes.

More guidance for incomes from business operations:

1. Income from production and/or sale of goods and/or services as prescribed by law.

2. Income from working as an independent practitioner holding a practicing license or certificate and has applied for business registration as prescribed by law.

3. Income from agent activities, including insurance agents, lottery agents, multi-level marketing agents.

4. Income from brokerage activities as prescribed by law.

5. Income from business cooperation with organizations and enterprises.

6. Income from e-commerce activities, digital platform-based business.

More guidance for incomes from salaries and remunerations:

Salaries, remunerations, and amounts of similar nature received by employees from employers in monetary form or in any other non-monetary form. Payments, monetary or non-monetary benefits received by the individual from the paying organization, individual or employer.

Allowances, benefits, and other income, except for the following:

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22 TYPES OF PIT-FREE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 20261. Income from transfer, receipt of inheritance of gifts that are...
29/09/2026

22 TYPES OF PIT-FREE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026

1. Income from transfer, receipt of inheritance of gifts that are real estate

2. Income from transfer of an individual's only house, residential land use rights and property affixed to land

3. Income from the value of LUR allocated by the State

4. Income of households and individuals that directly produce products from agricultural production, forestry, husbandry, aquaculture, fishing that have not been processed into other products or have only been pre-processed; salt production

5. Income from share dividends of dividends of members of agricultural cooperatives and cooperative unions, of individuals who are farmers signing "Cánh đồng lớn" ("Big Farm") contracts, production forest cultivation contracts, aquaculture contracts with enterprises

6. Income from conversion of agricultural land allocated by the State to households or individuals for production

7. Income from interest (coupon) on government bonds, municipal bonds, interest on deposit at credit institutions, interest on life insurance policies

8. Income from remittances

9. Night shift pay, overtime pay, unused annual leave payouts

10. Retirement pensions paid by the Social Insurance Fund; income paid by the supplemental retirement insurance fund or voluntary pension fund

11. Income from scholarships

12. Income from compensation under life or non-life insurance policies, compensation for occupational accidents, state compensation, and other compensations

13. Income from charitable organizations and charity funds

14. Income from foreign aid

15. Income from salaries and remunerations of Vietnamese seafarers

16. Income from provision of goods and/or services directly serving offshore fishing activities

17. Income from transfer of green house gas (GHG) reduction results, transfer of carbon credits; income from interest on green bonds, transfer of green bonds

18. Income from salaries and remunerations for performance of science, technology and innovation tasks

19. Income from copyrights of performance of science, technology and innovation tasks

20. Income of individual investors and experts from startups, founders of startups, individual investors in venture capital funds

21. Income from salaries and remunerations of foreign experts working for programs/projects funded by ODA grants, foreign non-governmental programs/projects in Vietnam; income of individuals who are Vietnamese nationals working for representative agencies of international organizations of the United Nations System in Vietnam; income of individuals who participate to UN peacekeeping forces

22. Income of individuals who are owners of sole proprietorships and individuals who are owners of single-member limited liability companies

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10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 20261. Income from business operations 2. Income from salaries and...
29/09/2026

10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026

1. Income from business operations
2. Income from salaries and remunerations
3. Income from capital investment
4. Income from capital transfer
5. Income from real estate transfer
6. Income from winnings
7. Income from royalties
8. Income from franchising
9. Income from receipt of inheritance or gifts
10. Other income

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Local regulations onTAX FROM CAPITAL TRANSFERRegarding transferring capital to new investors for project investment in V...
05/09/2026

Local regulations on
TAX FROM CAPITAL TRANSFER

Regarding transferring capital to new investors for project investment in Vietnam, we would like to introduce our practice services and wish to have a chance to be your local resources for local business procedures as follows:

REGULATIONS ON DECLARING TAX OF CAPITAL TRANSFER ACCORDING TO THE REGISTRATION OF CHANGES OF MEMBERS OF A MULTI-MEMBER LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:

1. The incomes from capital transfer may be considered as another source of income. Any company that earns incomes from capital transfer must determine and report the CIT on capital transfer in the quarterly provisional declarations and annual terminal declaration.

2. Where a company sells part of or the whole single-member limited liability company in the form of capital transfer, CIT shall be declared and paid quarterly at the tax authority where the transfer is made.

3. The transferee of capital shall determine, declare, deduct, and pay the CIT payable on behalf of the foreign organization. If the transferee is also a foreign organization that does not follow the Law on Investment and the Law on Enterprises, the company established under Vietnam’s law in which capital is invested shall declare and pay the CIT payable on behalf of the foreign organizations.

4. The tax declaration must be submitted within 10 days from the day on which the competent authority approves the capital transfer, or on the transfer date agreed by all parties in the transfer contract (if the transfer is not subject to approval).

5. A declaration dossier consists of:

- A declaration of CIT on capital transfer.

- A photocopy of the transfer contract. If the transfer contract is written in a foreign language, it must be translated into organization, which contains at least the information about the transferor, the transferee, time of transfer, transfer contents, rights and obligations of every party, contract value, deadline, method of payment and currency.

- A photocopy of the decision on approval for capital transfer made by a competent authority (if any).

- A certificate of capital contribution.

- Original documents of expenditures.

If additional documents must be provided, the tax authority must notify the transferee within the day when the dossier is received (if the dossier is submitted directly), or within 03 days from the day on which the dossier is received (if the dossier is sent by post or electronically).

RULES AND PRACTICES IN VIETNAM ON CAPITAL TRANSFER TAX:

1. An enterprise’s income from capital transfer is the income earned from the transfer of part or the whole of the capital amount that the enterprise has invested in one or many other organizations or individuals (including the sale of the whole enterprise). The time of capital transfer is the time of transfer of capital ownership.

2. In case an enterprise transfers capital and receives in return property or other material benefits (stocks, fund certificates, etc.) instead of cash and earns income from such transfer, such income is liable to CIT. The value of property, stocks or fund certificates shall be determined based on their selling prices on the market at the time of their receipt.

3. Tax bases: Taxable income from capital transfer shall be determined as follows: Taxable income = Transfer price – Purchase price of the transferred capital – Transfer expenses.

Of which: The transfer price is the total actual value earned by the transferor under the transfer contract.

1. If installment or deferred payment is made under the capital transfer contract, the contract’s turnover excludes installment or deferred payment interests over the contractual term.

2. If the payment price is not stated in the transfer contract, or if the tax agency has grounds to determine that the payment price does not match the market price, it may inspect and fix the transfer price. For an enterprise that transfers part of its contributed capital at a transfer price not matching the market price, the tax agency may re-valuate the whole enterprise at the time of transfer for re-determining the transfer price in proportion to the amount of contributed capital transferred.

3. The transfer price shall be determined on the basis of investigation documents of the tax agency or capital transfer prices in other cases, at the same time, of the same economic organization, or under similar transfer contracts at the time of transfer. In case the transfer price determined by the tax agency is inappropriate, it shall be based on the valuation by a professional valuation organization competent to determine transfer prices at the time of transfer.

4. The purchasing price of the transferred capital amount is determined on a case-by-case basis as follows:

- In the case of transferring contributed capital for enterprise establishment, it is the value of the contributed capital amount recorded in accounting books, invoices and documents at the time of transfer and certified by parties investing in the enterprise or to the business cooperation contract, or it shall be based on audit results provided by an independent audit company for wholly foreign-owned enterprises.

- In the case of capital redemption, it is the value of the capital amount at the time of redemption. The purchase price shall be determined based on the contract for redemption of the contributed capital amount and payment documents.

- If a capital amount contributed or redeemed by an enterprise originates partially from loans, the purchase price of the transferred capital amount includes expenses for payment of loan interests.

- If an enterprise conducts cost-accounting in a foreign currency (approved by the Ministry of Finance), and transfers the contributed capital in such foreign currency, the transfer price and purchasing price of the transferred capital amount shall be determined in such foreign currency.

- If an enterprise conducts cost-accounting in Vietnam D**g, and transfers the contributed capital in a foreign currency, the transfer price shall be determined in Vietnam D**g on the average exchange rate applicable on the inter-bank foreign currency market announced by the State Bank at the time of transfer.

5. Transfer expenses are actual expenses directly related to the transfer with lawful documents and invoices. If transfer expenses are incurred overseas, their original documents shall be certified by a notary office or an independent audit organization of the country where such expenses are incurred, and translated into Vietnamese (with the certification of a competent representative).

6. Transfer expenses include expenses for carrying out legal procedures necessary for the transfer, charges and fees paid for carrying out transfer procedures, expenses for transaction, negotiation and signing of the transfer contract, and other expenses with evidencing documents.

7. Incomes from capital transfer shall be regarded as other incomes and included in taxable income when calculating CIT.

8. Foreign organizations doing business in Vietnam or having incomes in Vietnam but not operating under the Investment Law or the Enterprise Law (collectively referred to as foreign contractors) and transferring capital shall declare and pay tax as follows:

- Capital transferees shall determine, declare, withhold and pay the payable CIT amounts for these foreign organizations. If capital transferees are also foreign organizations not operating under the Investment Law or the Enterprise Law, enterprises established under Vietnamese law invested by these foreign organizations shall declare and pay the payable CIT amounts for these foreign organizations for them.

- The tax declaration and payment must comply with legal documents on tax administration.

Read more: https://vivabcs.com.vn/resources/company-in-vietnam/the-tax-on-income-from-capital-transfer/

03/09/2026

10 TYPES OF PIT TAXABLE INCOME EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 1, 2026

1. Income from business operations
2. Income from salaries and remunerations
3. Income from capital investment
4. Income from capital transfer
5. Income from real estate transfer
6. Income from winnings
7. Income from royalties
8. Income from franchising
9. Income from receipt of inheritance or gifts
10. Other income
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