- Vietnam issued Decree 70/2025/ND-CP to amend electronic invoice regulations.
- The changes expand eligibility for electronic VAT invoices to include foreign suppliers using e-commerce or digital platforms.
- Sellers can authorize third parties to issue electronic invoices.
- Export processing enterprises must use electronic sales or VAT invoices based on their tax method.
- Businesses can issue electronic commercial invoices for exports if data transmission conditions are met.
- Clarifications on invoice issuance timing are provided, including for exported goods.
- New timing rules for invoicing in sectors like banking, e-commerce, and transport are specified.
- Additional invoice content requirements include personal identification numbers and specific service descriptions.
- Invoices must be digitally signed by the next working day if not done on the issuance day.
- Businesses with revenue over VND 1 billion in direct-to-consumer sales must use electronic invoices from cash registers linked to tax authorities.
- Regulations on invoice cancellation are removed; corrections need written agreements.
- New prohibited actions include failure to transmit data and forging invoices.
- The decree updates reporting templates and takes effect on 1 June 2025.
Source: regfollower.com
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