Household Business Tax Calculator
Calculate tax for household businesses in Vietnam using either the presumptive (khoán) method or the revenue-based method per Circular 40/2021.
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How to use
To calculate the tax obligations for your household business (Hộ kinh doanh) in Vietnam, start by selecting your primary business sector, as different sectors attract different VAT and PIT rates. Next, input your estimated monthly or annual revenue. Note that if your annual revenue is under 100 million VND, you are exempt from these taxes. The calculator will automatically apply the specific VAT percentage and PIT percentage based on your chosen sector to determine your total tax amount. This helps household business owners remain compliant and accurately forecast their net income after tax.
How it's calculated
Annual Presumptive Tax
Total annual tax under the presumptive method
VAT Amount
Value-added tax on annual revenue
Personal Income Tax
Personal income tax on annual revenue
Revenue-Based Total Tax
Total tax (VAT + PIT) under the revenue-based method
Total Annual Tax
Total annual tax payable based on selected method
Examples
Presumptive method — 500,000 VND/month
- Tax Method:1
- PIT Rate (%):0.5
- VAT Rate (%):1
- Annual Revenue:300,000,000
- Monthly Presumptive Tax:500,000
Result
- Total Annual Tax:15,000,000
- Personal Income Tax:5,000,000
- VAT Amount:10,000,000
For a trading business with 1 billion VND in annual revenue, the VAT rate is typically 1% (10M VND) and the PIT rate is 0.5% (5M VND). The total tax burden is 15M VND for the year, which is significantly lower than standard corporate rates.
Revenue-based — 300 million VND revenue, 1% VAT + 0.5% PIT
- Tax Method:2
- PIT Rate (%):0.5
- VAT Rate (%):1
- Annual Revenue:300,000,000
- Monthly Presumptive Tax:500,000
Result
- Total Annual Tax:4,500,000
- Personal Income Tax:1,500,000
- VAT Amount:3,000,000
A household business with 300 million₫ annual revenue paying 1% VAT and 0.5% PIT owes 4.5 million₫ total per year — just 1.5% of revenue. This is the flat-rate presumptive tax method, the simplest option for most small traders. Keep invoices to document revenue accurately.
Industry Benchmarks
| Metric | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Most service-based household businesses pay a combined 7% (5% VAT + 2% PIT). | 7 % |
Data source: Vietnam Tax Regulations
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between presumptive and revenue-based tax methods?
What VAT and PIT rates apply to household businesses?
Do household businesses with low revenue need to pay tax?
Are there any other fees besides VAT and PIT?
What if my business operates in multiple sectors?

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