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Vietnam proposes 0.1% personal income tax on crypto transfers through licensed platforms nationwide (99 characters) Vietnamese institutional investors will face 20% corporate income tax on crypto transfer profits (97 characters) Five-year crypto pilot program launched September 2025, all transactions must use Vietnamese dong (99 characters) Digital asset exchanges require VND10 trillion minimum capital, three times higher than banks (95 characters) Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has released a draft circular proposing a 0.1% personal income tax on crypto asset transfers through licensed platforms. The tax framework mirrors the current securities trading regime and applies regardless of residency status. Vietnamese institutional investors will face a 20% corporate income tax on crypto transfer income. The draft exempts crypto transactions from value-added tax while establishing clear tax obligations for market participants. Tax Framework Mirrors Securities Treatment The draft circular introduces a straightforward taxation approach for crypto asset transfers in Vietnam. Individual investors will pay 0.1% of transaction turnover per transfer when using platforms operated by licensed service providers. This rate matches the existing tax treatment for securities trading in the country. The framework applies to all individual investors conducting crypto transfers through regulated channels. Residency status does not affect the tax obligation under the proposed rules. Both Vietnamese residents and foreign individuals will face the same 0.1% rate on transaction turnover. A draft released by Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance proposes that individuals, regardless of residency, transferring crypto assets via licensed platforms may face a 0.1% personal income tax on transaction turnover, mirroring the current securities tax regime. The draft exempts… — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) February 7, 2026 The Ministry of Finance has exempted crypto asset transfers and trading from value-added tax requirements. This classification treats crypto activities as non-taxable for VAT purposes. The exemption reduces the overall tax burden on crypto transactions compared to…

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