August 24, 2026 | 06:00

30% reduction in personal and corporate income tax proposed

State budget revenue is expected to decline by approximately VND 3.191 trillion ($112.12 million) in 2026 and VND 3.51 trillion ($134.2 million) in 2027.

30% reduction in personal and corporate income tax proposed
Finance Minister Ngo Van Tuan (Photo: VGP)

Authorized by the Prime Minister, Minister of Finance Ngo Van Tuan, on behalf of the Government,  on August 21 presented  its proposal for a 30 percent reduction in personal income tax payable for the 2026 and 2027 tax periods on business income to the on-going extra session of the 16th  National Assembly.

According to the proposal, the 30% reduction will be applicable to resident individuals whose annual business revenue between 2026 and 2027 does not exceed VND10 billion.

Meanwhile, a 30% reduction in corporate income tax payable for the 2026 and 2027 tax periods is also proposed for enterprises and organizations established in accordance with Vietnamese law whose annual revenue in 2026 and 2027 does not exceed VND 10 billion.

For enterprises currently eligible for tax incentives under the Law on Corporate Income Tax or other laws and resolutions of the National Assembly, the proposed corporate income tax reduction would be calculated based on the amount of corporate income tax payable after tax incentives have been deducted.

According to  Minister Tuan’s presentation, the tax cuts would help ease difficulties and stabilize production and business activities for business households, individuals and enterprises.

The measures would also ensure timely support for inflation control and macroeconomic stability, contributing to the realization of the country's economic growth targets.

If these proposals will be accepted by the Legislature, state budget revenue is expected to decline by approximately VND3.191 trillion ($112.12 million)  in 2026 and VND 3.51 trillion ($134.2 million) in 2027.

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