1-2 weeks

Vietnam Personal Income Tax Filing for Expats

Vietnam taxes residents on worldwide income after 183 days. We calculate your PIT liability, identify deductions, and file your annual return on time - keeping you compliant and penalty-free.

Step by Step

Our Process

Clear, transparent steps to achieve your goals

1

Income & Residency Review

1-2 days

Assess your tax residency status, income sources, and applicable deductions.

2

Document Collection

2-3 days

Gather payslips, foreign income records, and deduction documentation.

3

Tax Calculation & Return Preparation

2-3 days

Calculate your PIT liability, apply all eligible deductions, and prepare the return.

4

Filing & Confirmation

1-2 days

Submit to the General Department of Taxation and provide you with confirmation.

What's Included

Tax residency status assessment
Worldwide income calculation
Deduction identification (dependants, insurance, etc.)
Annual PIT return preparation and filing
Tax authority correspondence
Filing confirmation document
Penalty exposure review

What You'll Need

Passport copy
TRC or visa showing days in Vietnam
Monthly payslips or employer income letters
Foreign income statements (if applicable)
Proof of dependants (if claiming deductions)
Previous year tax filing (if available)

Don't have all documents? No problem! We'll guide you through obtaining everything you need.

Why Choose Us

Key Benefits

Stay fully compliant with Vietnamese tax law
Avoid late filing penalties (up to 25% of tax owed)
Claim all eligible deductions to reduce liability
Peace of mind for audit situations
Clear documentation for employer reimbursement claims
Understand your worldwide tax obligations
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to file taxes in Vietnam?

Yes, if you are a tax resident (present 183+ days in a calendar year or 12 consecutive months from first arrival) or earn income sourced in Vietnam. Non-residents with Vietnam-sourced income also have filing obligations.

What is the tax rate for expats?

Tax residents are taxed on a progressive scale from 5% to 35% on all worldwide income. Non-residents pay a flat 20% on Vietnam-sourced income only.

Can I claim deductions?

Yes - the personal deduction is 11 million VND/month, plus 4.4 million VND/month per dependent. You can also deduct compulsory insurance contributions and approved charitable donations.

When is the filing deadline?

Annual PIT returns must be filed by 30 April of the following year. Monthly or quarterly PIT declarations are also required if your employer does not withhold on your behalf.

What if I also pay tax in my home country?

Vietnam has Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) with over 80 countries. We review whether you can claim foreign tax credits to avoid being taxed twice on the same income.

What if I have missed previous years?

We can help you file back years. Late filing penalties and interest apply, but voluntary disclosure before an audit significantly reduces exposure. Contact us to discuss your situation.

Our Guarantee

We guarantee accurate PIT returns based on information you provide. If our preparation error causes a penalty, we cover the penalty cost.

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