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This article provides a detailed guide on calculating personal income tax for 2024 in Vietnam. Learn about the calculation steps, tax rates, and related legal regulations to ensure compliance with the law and effectively optimize your personal finances.
According to Article 1 Resolution 954/2020/UBTVQH14 New regulations on family deductions are specifically as follows:
- The deduction level for taxpayers is 11 million VND/month (132 million VND/year);
- The deduction for each dependent is 4.4 million VND/month.
Thus, currently, people with a salary of over 11 million VND/month (132 million VND/year) must pay personal income tax.
Accordingly, the more dependents a taxpayer has, the higher the taxable salary according to regulations.
Note: This method of calculating personal income tax applies to income from salaries and wages
1.1 For resident individuals:
* For resident individuals signing labor contracts of 3 months or more
Based on Personal Income Tax Law 2007 and Article 7, Article 9 Circular 111/2013/TT-BTC, personal income tax for resident individuals signing labor contracts of 3 months or more is determined according to the following formula:
Personal income tax payable = Taxable income x Tax rate
Accordingly, to calculate the tax amount payable, it is necessary to calculate the taxable income and tax rate, specifically:
- Taxable income:
Taxable income = Taxable income - Deductions
In there,
Taxable income = Total income - Exempt amounts
- Tax rate:
Tax rates from salaries and wages for individuals signing labor contracts of 3 months or more are applied on a progressive basis, specifically:
Tax tier | Taxable income/year (million VND) | Taxable income/month (million VND) | Tax rate (%) |
1 | To 60 | Go to 5 | 5 |
2 | Over 60 to 120 | Above 5 to 10 |

* Do not sign a labor contract or sign a labor contract of less than 03 months
Pursuant to Point i, Clause 1, Article 25 Circular 111/2013/TT-BTC, resident individuals who sign a labor contract of less than 03 months or do not sign a labor contract but have a total income of 02 million VND/time or more must deduct tax at the rate of 10% of income (deduction). always before paying).
In other words, individuals who do not sign a labor contract or sign a labor contract of less than 03 months but have income from salaries or wages each time they receive 02 million VND or more must pay tax at the rate of 10%, except for the following cases: Make a commitment according to Form 08/CK-TNCN if eligible.
The tax payable is calculated as follows:
Personal income tax payable = 10% x Total income before payment
1.2 For non-resident individuals
According to Article 18 Circular 111/2013/TT-BTC Personal income tax regulations on income from salaries and wages of non-resident individuals are determined as follows:
Personal income tax payable = Taxable income from salaries and wages x Tax rate (20%).
In particular, taxable income from salaries and wages of non-resident individuals is determined as for personal income taxable income from salaries and wages of resident individuals according to the instructions in Clause 2. Article 8 Circular 111/2013/TT-BTC.
Determination of income subject to personal income tax from salaries and wages in Vietnam in the case of a non-resident individual working simultaneously in Vietnam and abroad but unable to separate the income arising in Vietnam Nam follows the following formula:
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3 | Above 120 to 216 | Over 10 to 18 | 15 |
4 | Above 216 to 384 | Over 18 to 32 | 20 |
5 | Above 384 to 624 | Over 32 to 52 | 25 |
6 | Above 624 to 960 | Over 52 to 80 | 30 |
7 | Over 960 | Over 80 | 35 |
Case 1: For cases of foreign individuals not present in Vietnam:
Total income arising in Vietnam | = | Number of working days for job in Vietnam | x | Income from salaries and wages globally (before tax) | + | Other taxable income (before tax) arising in Vietnam |
Total number of working days in the year |
In which: The total number of working days in the year is calculated according to the regime prescribed in the Labor Code of Vietnam.
Case 2: For cases of foreign individuals present in Vietnam:
Total income arising in Vietnam | = | Number of days present in Vietnam | x | Income from salaries and wages globally (before tax) | + | Other taxable income (before tax) arising in Vietnam |
365 days |
Other taxable income (before tax) arising in Vietnam in the above cases is other monetary or non-monetary benefits that employees receive in addition to salaries and wages paid by the employer. pay or pay on behalf of the employee.
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