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Vietnam property tax reforms

Overview

In late July 2026, Hanoi’s tax authority released detailed guidelines for rental‑property taxation. Landlords earning over VND 1 billion annually must pay 5 % value‑added tax on total revenue and 5 % personal income tax on the amount above the threshold, with filing deadlines in July and January. The rules specify the forms to use, filing frequency, and payment procedures at local tax offices.

A week later, a leading real‑estate researcher called for a broader, comprehensive property‑tax system across Vietnam. He argued that the current low non‑agricultural land‑use taxes limit land capitalization and that a nationwide annual tax on land and structures—similar to the U.S. model—could curb speculation, raise revenue for public services, and allow local jurisdictions to set rates between 1 % and 2 %.

Together, the snapshots show a shift from the implementation of specific rental‑tax rules to a wider policy debate on expanding property taxation to support infrastructure and land‑value capture.

Entities

Vietnam · Hanoi Tax Department · Nguyễn Trí Hiếu · Bac Ninh · Resolution 21

Timeline

  1. 6 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam urged to adopt comprehensive property tax to boost land capitalization

    Vietnam should tax all real estate to capitalize land, raise rates on vacant or speculative properties, and fund local services, following a US‑style model.

  2. 16 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's Hanoi Tax Department Issues New Rental Property Tax Guidelines for 2026

    Hanoi's tax authority set 2026 rules for landlords: revenue under VND 1 bn is tax‑free; above that, 5% VAT and 5% PIT apply. Returns filed via Circular 50/2026, with flexible filing locations and deadlines.

Sources

cafebiz.vn · cafef.vn · m.soha.vn · nowjakarta.co.id · tuoitre.vn