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  • good price LG Vina asks Hanoi to tax DOP imports
  • good price LG Vina asks Hanoi to tax DOP imports
  • good price LG Vina asks Hanoi to tax DOP imports
  • What are the import tax regulations for used cars in Vietnam?
  • According to Decree 26/2023/NĐ-CP, the import tax regulations for used cars in Vietnam are as follows: - Used passenger cars of 09 seats or less with a cylinder capacity of not more than 1,000cc in commodity group 87.03, the absolute tax rate specified in Appendix III shall apply promulgated together with Decree 26/2023/NĐ-CP.
  • How to calculate import tax in Vietnam?
  • The formula for calculating the import tax in Vietnam is Import tax = tax rate x (value of imported goods + VAT (if applicable) + SCT (if applicable) + EPT (if applicable)). The important part of calculating the import tax for an item in Vietnam is knowing which taxes are applicable to that item.
  • Are capital gains realised in Vietnam taxable?
  • Capital gains realised on the direct (or indirect disposal) of shares in a Vietnamese incorporated and tax resident company by a non-resident are considered to be taxable in Vietnam pursuant to domestic tax law. This position is subject to the application of an International Tax Agreement. The tax rate applied to any realised capital gain is 20%.
  • How much tax does Vietnam impose on imported goods?
  • This means that the importer will have to pay $1,500 in customs duties for that specific commodity. In addition to customs duties, Vietnam imposes three other types of taxes on imported goods: Value Added Tax (VAT), Special Consumption Tax (SCT) and Environmental Protection Tax ( FTE).
  • What is Vietnam's import tax rate based on RCEP agreement?
  • According to Vietnam's import tax commitments in the RCEP Agreement, the rate of tariff elimination for ASEAN is 90.3%, Australia and New Zealand 89.6%, Japan and Korea 86.7 % and China is 85.5%.
  • How does VAT work in Vietnam?
  • As the standard rate of VAT in Vietnam is 10%, this tax will be added to the selling price of the products or services concerned. 4. Declaration and Periodic Payment: The VAT collected must be declared and paid periodically to the Vietnamese tax authorities.

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