My friend Tuan, from Thanh Tri, finally fulfilled his dream of owning a Hyundai Mighty 75S truck after years of saving. He even consulted a fortune teller to pick an auspicious day and a “lucky” color for the truck. The day he brought it home was a celebration, with friends and family gathering like it was a festival. I asked him, “Why not buy a car? It’s more comfortable.” He laughed, “A truck is better for hauling goods, and it aligns with my ‘Metal’ element, promising prosperity and good fortune in business.” Indeed, his business has flourished since he got the truck.
Tuan’s story reminds me of a crucial question for any vehicle buyer: taxes. So, what are the truck taxes in Vietnam? This article provides detailed and updated information.
This tax applies to specific goods and services, including automobiles. The SCT rate for trucks depends on engine capacity and vehicle type.
A red Hyundai Mighty 75S truck parked on a paved road.
The current VAT rate for automobiles is 10%. VAT is calculated on the vehicle’s value, including the SCT.
This is a mandatory fee for registering a new vehicle. The current registration fee is 10% for domestically manufactured or assembled cars and 12% for imported cars.
Example: If you buy a Hyundai H100 truck (assembled in Vietnam) with a listed price of 400 million VND, the total taxes payable are:
Total: 60 million + 46 million + 40 million = 146 million VND
A person holding documents while standing in front of a truck, illustrating the vehicle registration process.
The truck registration fee in Hanoi and other provinces is 2% of the vehicle’s value.
You need to provide documents proving your income and collateral, and follow the instructions of the bank or lending company.
Buying a used truck can save you money, but thoroughly inspect its condition before purchasing.
Chúng Tôi luôn muốn trao đến tay khách hàng một sản phẩm tâm đắc nhất, một chiếc XE TẢI tốt nhất mà mọi người luôn muốn sở hữu.