“Buy used, not new” – a common saying among experienced truck drivers in Hanoi, reflecting years of wisdom gained on the road. My friend Tuan, a construction material transporter from Gia Lam, Hanoi, is a firm believer in used trucks. Recently, over coffee in Minh Khai, he shared his interest in a used 2018 Hyundai HD72, praising its affordability and well-maintained engine. However, he was concerned about the tax calculation process. Understanding Tuan’s concerns and those of many other drivers, this article will delve into the details of used car tax calculation, empowering you to confidently purchase your desired vehicle.
When purchasing a used car, you are required to pay a fee to the government known as registration tax. This tax is calculated based on the vehicle’s value and the locality of registration.
Paying taxes is a civic duty, contributing to national development and ensuring your rights when participating in traffic. Used vehicles also need to be managed and controlled by authorities.
The used car registration tax is calculated using the following formula:
Registration Tax = Vehicle Value x Tax Rate
Where:
Example: Tuan is buying a used Hyundai HD72 in Hanoi. The tax authorities assess the vehicle’s value at 300 million VND. Therefore, Tuan must pay a registration tax of: 300,000,000 VND x 2% = 6,000,000 VND.
Used Hyundai HD72 Truck in Hanoi
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