Vietnam Introduces 0 1% Crypto Transaction Tax in New Draft Policy

Описание: Vietnam is preparing to tax cryptocurrency transactions the same way it taxes stock trades, with a 0.1% personal income tax on each transfer made through licensed platforms. The Ministry of Finance has released a draft policy for public consultation that also imposes a 20% corporate tax on institutional crypto profits. This move is part of a broader five-year pilot program launched in September 2025 to regulate digital assets, though high capital requirements have so far deterred companies from applying.

The draft defines crypto assets formally, exempts them from VAT, and requires exchanges to hold at least $408 million in charter capital—more than commercial banks. Foreign ownership is capped at 49%. As of January 2026, Vietnam officially began accepting applications for digital asset trading licenses, marking a major step toward formalizing the crypto market in one of Southeast Asia's most crypto-active nations.

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00:00 Introduction: Vietnam's Crypto Tax Proposal 01:15 The 0.1% Transaction Tax Explained 03:30 Corporate Crypto Tax: 20% on Profits 05:00 VAT Exemption and Regulatory Structure 06:45 Vietnam's Crypto Adoption and Gray Zone 08:30 The Five-Year Pilot Program 10:00 High Capital Requirements: $408 Million Barrier 12:15 No Companies Applied as of October 2025 14:00 January 2026: Applications Now Open 15:30 Formal Definition of Crypto Assets 17:00 What This Means for Southeast Asia 19:00 Enforcement and Practical Challenges 21:00 Impact on Everyday Users and Institutions 23:00 The Draft Consultation Process 25:00 Looking Ahead: Success or Setback? 27:00 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

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