Hanoi (VNS/VNA) – Vietnam’s digital marketplace is paying off, with 8.73 trillion VND (about 328 million USD) collected from foreign suppliers through the official portal as of September 30, according to the E-Commerce Taxation Sub-Department under the Department of Taxation (GDT).
Data show the broader e-commerce tax intake – covering both domestic and foreign suppliers – reached 152 trillion VND (5.63 billion USD) in the first nine months of 2025, up 64% year-on-year. In 2023, the total stood at around 97 trillion VND and rose to 116 trillion VND in 2024.
Among foreign suppliers, 176 entities had registered, declared and paid taxes through the portal by the end of September 2025. Major names include Meta, Google, Netflix and TikTok.
Between August and September 2025 alone, 63 e-commerce platforms (55 domestic and eight foreign) submitted taxes on behalf of sellers under Decree 117/2025/ND-CP, with total payments reaching nearly 1.1 trillion VND.
The move marks a major step towards bringing online business activities under a more transparent tax framework while easing administrative burdens for small sellers.
The tax authority said it would continue improving tax management for digital-economy activities, develop automated refund procedures for small online businesses and strengthen data cross-checks with payment intermediaries and platforms to prevent tax evasion./.
Draft Law on E-commerce approved
Under the resolution, the Government assigns the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) to be responsible for the contents of the draft law, as well as the contents of the reports on acceptance and explanation of opinions of the National Assembly (NA)’s Standing Committee and Government members on the law.
