“Those who know, speak; those who don’t, lean against a pillar and listen!” – This old Vietnamese proverb still holds true, especially when it comes to buying used cars. My cautious friend, upon deciding to purchase a 2018 Kia Frontier for his family, found himself struggling with the paperwork and procedures, particularly the taxes. Hearing his woes, I recommended he visit Xe Tải Hà Nội on Nguyen Van Linh Street, Long Bien District. It’s my go-to dealership for vehicle advice.
Calculating used car taxes in Vietnam
Before diving into calculations, understand the two main taxes when buying a used car:
General Formula:
Registration Tax = Taxable Vehicle Value x Registration Tax Rate
Where:
Example:
My friend bought a 2018 Kia Frontier for 300 million VND in Hanoi. His registration tax calculation is as follows:
Used car ownership transfer fee in Vietnam
The ownership transfer fee depends on the location and vehicle type.
Example: In Hanoi, the fee ranges from 150,000 to 300,000 VND.
| Year of Manufacture | Cars Under 10 Seats | Cars Over 10 Seats |
|---|---|---|
| 1-5 Years | 60% | 50% |
| 6-10 Years | 40% | 30% |
| Over 10 Years | 20% | 15% |
1. Do I need to pay VAT on a used car?
No. VAT only applies to new car purchases.
2. Is the ownership transfer process complicated?
The process is relatively simple. You can handle it yourself or use ownership transfer services.
3. Where should I buy a used car to get assistance with tax and transfer procedures?
Choose reputable and experienced used car dealerships like Xe Tải Hà Nội.
With years of experience in buying, selling, and consigning used trucks, Xe Tải Hà Nội is a trusted partner for customers in Hanoi and surrounding provinces.
Why Choose Xe Tải Hà Nội?
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We hope this article provided valuable insights into calculating used car taxes. Contact Xe Tải Hà Nội for any further questions or assistance.
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