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Per the provision of Resolution 63 and later clarified in Official Letter 17143/BTC-TCT (“Official Letter 17143”) dated 02 December 2016 of the Ministry of Finance (“MoF”), the Government was considering the amendment of regulations on conditions to be considered as the establishments performing socialized activities (“EPSA”) as well as the possibility of applying Corporate Income Tax (“CIT”) incentives for socialization activities but have not yet met the requirements conditions as in prevailing regulations, namely Decision 1466/QD-TTg dated 10 October 2008 (“Decision 1466”), Decision 693/QD-TTg dated 06 May 2013 (Decision 693”). Until 2016, although the Prime Minister issued Decision 1470/QD-TTg dated 22 July 2016 (“Decision 1470”), according to the guidance in Official Letter 17143, EPSA have not been imposed any tax collections yet but waits until there is further document to amend, supplement or replace. On 10 August 2020, the Government issued Resolution 118/NQ-CP, accordingly the proposal of holding the CIT collection from EPSA failed these required conditions as mentioned in Resolution 63/NQ-CP (“Resolution 63”) of the Government dated 25 August 2014 would be ceased, the MoF was requested to promulgate documents guiding such collection.
On 17 August 2021, the MoF issued Circular 71/2021/TT-BTC ("Circular 71"), guiding CIT for the EPSA not yet imposed any tax collections according to Resolution 63.
The Circular has the following notable points:
This Circular takes effect from 01 November 2021.
We do trust the above points are notable and sufficient, but should you have any questions or need a deeper discussion on this issue, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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