
Corporate Income Tax (CIT) in Vietnam: The Complete 2026 Guide for Foreign Investors
Corporate Income Tax (CIT) is a direct tax levied on the net taxable profits of enterprises operating in Vietnam. The standard statutory CIT rate is 20%.

Corporate Income Tax (CIT) is a direct tax levied on the net taxable profits of enterprises operating in Vietnam. The standard statutory CIT rate is 20%.

Vietnam Value Added Tax (VAT) is a tax levied on the added value of goods and services generated during the process of production, circulation, and consumption.

Personal income tax in Vietnam is 5% to 35% for tax residents and a flat 20% for non-residents. Read the PIT rates, the 183-day rule, reliefs, and deadlines.

Every company in Vietnam needs a legal representative who lives in Vietnam. See who can hold the role, the duties, the 30-day rule and the rules for foreigners.

A legal representative is the authorized individual representing a business in Vietnam. Learn residency requirements and common setup pitfalls to avoid.

The new regulations makes the wine distribution companies are easier to enter the market. Learn how to navigate these legal changes.

The new regulations remove strict conditions for accounting companies in Vietnam. Learn how to set up your company and ensure post-check compliance today!

Vietnam’s new regulations abolish the sub-leasing license. Learn the fast-tracked setup process and new post-market compliance rules here.

Circular 58/2026/TT-BTC streamlines accounting in Vietnam for micro-enterprises. Discover how foreign investors can optimize operations and compliance!

Planning to set up recruitment company in Vietnam 2026? New Resolutions abolish the Recruitment license & requirements. Read our guide for further information!
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