Free software to 'support' 2 million business households to eliminate lump-sum tax

(Chinhphu.vn) - With a commitment to accompany the Tax sector and the business community, MISA has launched a program to provide free software support for 2 million households, helping the transition from lump-sum tax to declaration to take place smoothly, contributing to building a transparent and sustainable digital economy.

Delegates perform the activation ceremony at the announcement ceremony of the program "Giving free software to 2 million business households to eliminate lump-sum tax according to Resolution 68-NQ/TW" - Photo: VGP/HT

MISA pioneers in supporting business households to eliminate lump-sum tax

On October 23, MISA Joint Stock Company held a ceremony to announce the program "Giving free software to 2 million business households to eliminate lump-sum tax according to Resolution 68-NQ/TW".

The event took place in Hanoi with the participation of Deputy Director of the Tax Department Mai Son, President of the Vietnam Tax Consultants Association (VTCA) Nguyen Thi Cuc, President of the Vietnam Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (VINASME) Nguyen Van Than, along with many representatives of enterprises, business households and press agencies.

Ms. Dinh Thi Thuy - Vice Chairwoman of MISA Board of Directors emphasized - Photo: VGP/HT

In her opening speech, Ms. Dinh Thi Thuy - Vice Chairwoman of MISA Board of Directors emphasized that eliminating lump-sum tax is an important step in the process of modernizing Vietnam's tax system, requiring the synchronous participation of technology enterprises.

A representative of MISA Joint Stock Company said that, with a pioneering spirit, MISA announced a program to give away free MISA eShop software for 2 million HKD to support the transition to the declaration method.

MISA will give away 03 months of free use of MISA eShop software, along with 01 year of free use of digital signature and 5,000 electronic invoices.

With the "6 in 1" toolkit supporting HKD from sales management - invoice issuance - digital signature - accounting bookkeeping - tax declaration - direct connection with the Mtax system to help the "Declaration - Signing - Payment" process on a single platform designed by MISA eShop to accompany HKD for a long time, from the initial small scale to when developing into an enterprise, contributing to building a transparent, modern and sustainable business environment.

Deputy Director of the Tax Department Mai Son speaks - Photo: VGP/HT

Tax authorities promote transformation and accompany business households

Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Director of the Tax Department Mai Son highly appreciated MISA's initiative and said that the Tax sector is focusing on building a smart electronic tax ecosystem for business households and individuals.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the Tax Department will upgrade eTax Mobile and related applications, research and automatically synthesize revenue data from electronic invoices to determine the amount of tax payable, create suggested declarations, helping taxpayers only need to check and confirm. "This tool will be especially useful in eliminating lump-sum taxes, avoiding errors and increasing the initiative of business households," said Mr. Son.

At the same time, the Tax sector is committed to cutting at least 30% of procedure processing time and compliance costs, standardizing forms, and switching to electronic forms to facilitate people.

According to statistics, 98% of business households have declared and paid taxes electronically, more than 18,500 households have switched to declaring, and 133,000 households have registered to use electronic invoices from cash registers. These figures show the positive changes and quick adaptation of the business community to the new policy.

Deputy Director Mai Son emphasized: The key goal in the coming time is to help business households fulfill their tax obligations conveniently, transparently and modernly. The Tax Department is coordinating with the Ministry of Finance to build a new legal framework, including three key points: amending the Law on Tax Administration; building separate policies for business households; developing a simple accounting regime associated with the application of digital technology".

Mr. Nguyen Van Than - Chairman of the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (VINASME), affirmed that the small and medium enterprise community highly appreciates MISA's efforts in popularizing digital technology to each business household, helping them easily convert to modern management forms, reduce procedural burdens and increase business efficiency.

According to the new direction, the Ministry of Finance and the General Department of Taxation are accelerating the amendment of the Tax Administration Law No. 38/2019/QH14, abolishing the lump-sum tax form, and at the same time building a new tax calculation method in the Personal Income Tax Law and the VAT Law.

The goal is to encourage business households to be transparent about costs, boldly invest in expansion, and ensure fairness with businesses. Specifically, households with complete accounting books will be charged personal income tax on actual profits, similar to businesses, while small groups will still have simplified procedures and reduced compliance costs.

Along with that, the Tax Department is classifying business households according to revenue scale, applying appropriate risk management mechanisms and encouraging production expansion.

Notably, the Ministry of Finance also coordinated with the Department of Accounting and Auditing Supervision to amend the accounting regime for business households and micro-enterprises in a simple, easy-to-implement manner, without creating specialized accounting personnel.

When a household business develops into an enterprise, the owner can still maintain electronic accounting books on supporting platforms such as MISA eShop, saving costs and time.

Mr. Minh

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