Mai Xuân Thành, director of the Việt Nam Tax Authority, said the authority will continue gathering feedback from businesses and monitoring implementation to identify shortcomings.
Cash payments are not in themselves a tax violation, but using them to conceal sales or avoid issuing invoices can lead to tax and invoicing penalties, experts said.
The partnership completes NAPAS'' QR payment connection with Weixin Pay, giving Chinese visitors a seamless way to pay by scanning VietQRGlobal codes at outlets across Việt Nam.
The country''s 15 largest securities firms paid a record VNĐ14.3 trillion into the State budget in 2025, up nearly 26 per cent year-on-year, reflecting the strong growth of Việt Nam''s stock market.
The new service enables Singaporean visitors to make seamless QR payments across Việt Nam using their existing mobile payment apps, supporting tourism, trade and deeper digital economic integration between the two countries.
According to the Hà Nội Tax Department, information for 312,442 of the city''s 330,120 household businesses has been reviewed and standardised, covering 94.6 per cent of all registered businesses.
The General Department of Taxation said it has received and is studying proposals from business associations and experts to allow small household businesses with annual revenue below VNĐ5 billion (US$191,000) to continue paying taxes under the presumptive tax regime.
Việt Nam is accelerating efforts to expand cashless payments, with the Government targeting transaction values equivalent to 30 times GDP by 2030 as part of its broader digital finance strategy.
Mastercard and MobiFone Digital Payment Joint Stock Company (MDP) officially announced a strategic collaboration on May 8 to upgrade financial infrastructure and advance digital payments in Việt Nam.
Recently, the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) has partnered with Alipay+ to introduce cross-border QR payments which allows customers to use its VCB Digibank app abroad.
The Ministry of Finance has proposed new regulations on taxable revenue thresholds for household businesses after just four months the new policy took effect.
Digital payments provider Visa has recently announced it will partner with MobiFone Digital Payment Joint Stock Company (MDP) to collaborate on advancing Việt Nam’s digital payments ecosystem.
Household and individual businesses with annual revenue of VNĐ3 billion (US$114,000) or less could issue a single consolidated electronic invoice for daily transactions of below VNĐ50,000 each if buyers do not request invoices.