Household Business Accounting in Vietnam
Quick answer
From 2026, household businesses in Vietnam no longer pay a fixed presumptive tax. They declare their actual revenue, keep simple books and, above the revenue threshold, use e-invoices. Our household business package starts at VND 500,000 per month and covers declarations, books and e-invoice support.
Who this service is for
A household business is registered in the name of a Vietnamese individual or family. It is common for small shops, restaurants, homestays and service providers. Foreign investors cannot register a household business; if you are a foreign investor, see company formation instead.
What changed in 2026
- The fixed presumptive tax ended. Households declare their actual revenue by period.
- Households below the revenue threshold pay no VAT or PIT but still declare revenue and keep records.
- Households above the threshold keep books and issue e-invoices, often from a cash register connected to the tax system.
- The annual business licence fee was abolished from 1 January 2026.
What we do
- Advise on the declaration method and the tax rates for your line of business.
- Keep the revenue and expense books in the required format.
- Set up and support e-invoices.
- File the declarations and remind you of payment deadlines.
Prices start at VND 500,000 per month. See pricing.