🇻🇳 It’s already May 1/7—investors need to note the digital asset tax obligations after 1/7

From July 1, 2026, many new policies will take effect, but crypto investors need to pay special attention: the 0.1% tax on the value of each transfer for individuals transacting crypto assets through licensed service organizations has actually been in effect since March 27, 2026.
The tax is calculated based on the total sale value, not on profit, so even loss-making trades can still create a tax obligation. Market participants should proactively keep records of trading history, balance fluctuations, and deposits/withdrawals on a quarterly basis for filing and reconciliation when needed.
For derivatives, margin trading, or transactions on decentralized platforms, regulators may continue to issue more detailed guidance.
In addition to digital assets, the new policies also adjust personal income tax, the family deduction allowance, the base salary, pensions, and real estate leasing activities.
Online copyright regulations are also being tightened; users may be penalized if they copy or republish news content without authorization.
Therefore, citizens and investors should keep supporting documents, monitor official legal texts, and avoid relying solely on rumors circulating online.