Kintsugi supports Value Added Tax (VAT) compliance for businesses selling into Vietnam, including both resident businesses with a physical presence and non-resident foreign suppliers offering digital services, SaaS, or ecommerce products to Vietnamese customers.
VAT in Vietnam (locally called Thuế Giá Trị Gia Tăng, or GTGT) is a national-level consumption tax. There are no provincial or city-level VAT obligations. VAT is administered by the General Department of Taxation (GDT) under the Ministry of Finance.
Kintsugi currently supports the following for Vietnam:
Nexus monitoring (physical, economic, and collected tax nexus)
New VAT registration submissions
Importing existing Vietnam VAT registrations
Tax calculation for B2B SaaS and B2C SaaS product categories
VAT return filings
The standard VAT rate in Vietnam is 10%. However, a government-approved temporary reduction is in effect: software and SaaS products qualify for a reduced rate of 8% VAT from July 1, 2025 through December 31, 2026, provided the product is normally 10%-rated and does not fall under excluded categories (such as telecommunications or excise-subject goods).
Both B2B and B2C SaaS sales are taxed at 8% during this period.
Tax ID Format
Vietnam uses a tax code (Mã Số Thuế) with two formats:
10-digit code — issued to legal entities
13-digit code — issued to branches or dependent units of a main entity (formatted as XXXXXXXXXX-XXX)
Non-resident businesses registered under the Simplified Non-Resident Scheme receive the same 10- or 13-digit code format as resident entities.
Vietnam is part of the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region in Kintsugi.
Note: Kintsugi currently supports B2B SaaS and B2C SaaS product categories for Vietnam. Support for additional product categories is on the roadmap.
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