E-Invoicing
E-invoicing is mandatory
Digital Reporting
Yes
Mandatory e-invoicing was introduced on July 1, 2022.
Before issuing e-invoices, taxpayers should register with the General Department of Taxation and obtain a digital certificate.
It applies to taxpayers in Vietnam specified in Article 2 of Decree 119 of 2018.
There are two categories of e-invoices:
Taxpayers should register with the GDT before issuing e-invoices to be approved and obtain a digital certificate.
Taxpayers can send e-invoices directly to the GDT or through a certified service provider. After receiving the e-invoice, the GDT validates it, and only after validation can the e-invoice be sent to the buyer.
Taxpayers who only issue a small number of e-invoices can issue them via the GDT’s web portal.
No.
One way to comply with Digital Reporting Requirements in Vietnam is to use a provider like Fonoa.
With Fonoa you can:
Fonoa does not provide professional tax opinions or tax management advice specific to the facts and circumstances of your business and that your use of the Specification, Site, and In addition, due to rapidly changing tax rates and regulations that require interpretation by your qualified tax professionals, you bear full responsibility to determine the applicability of the output generated by the Specification and Services and to confirm its accuracy. No professional tax opinion and advice. Fonoa does not provide professional tax opinions or tax management advice specific to the facts and circumstances of your business and that your use of the Specification, Site, and In addition, due to rapidly changing tax rates and regulations that require interpretation by your qualified tax professionals, you bear full responsibility to determine the applicability of the output generated by the Specification and Services and to confirm its accuracy.