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Vietnam raises top income tax rate to 35% starting July 2026, simplifies brackets, and exempts 90% of small businesses.
Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed amendments to its personal income tax law, raising the top marginal rate to 35% effective July 1, 2026, with broader tax brackets and a higher threshold for the highest rate.
The reform simplifies the system from seven to five brackets, with the top rate applying to monthly income over 100 million VND ($3,975).
A new threshold of 500 million VND ($20,000) annually for household businesses, effective January 1, 2026, exempts 90% of small operators from tax.
The changes aim to improve revenue collection, support small businesses, and align tax policy with economic growth, as average per capita income reached 8.3 million VND in the first nine months of 2025.
Vietnam eleva la tasa máxima del impuesto sobre la renta al 35% a partir de julio de 2026, simplifica los corchetes y exime al 90% de las pequeñas empresas.