The Tax Department (Ministry of Finance) held an online Q&A on tax obligations for newly established businesses in their first year. Ms. Nguyễn Thị Minh Trâm said that right after incorporation, businesses should check 5 items: tax code and registration details, head office and legal representative, e-tax transactions with digital signature, updates when information changes, and tax obligations based on their activities. Under Resolution 198, the business license fee (lệ phí môn bài) has been abolished from 1/1/2026, so businesses no longer need to declare or pay it. Businesses should also prepare to use e-invoices from the start, and a customer not requesting an invoice is not grounds for the seller to delay issuing one for transactions that require it.
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