Is imported software dutiable?
PwC Legal Vietnam
31st March 2020
In this customs newsbrief, we look at customs valuation rules for imported machinery software. These rules were introduced in Circular 60/2019/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance, and took effect on 15 October 2019. We believe this is an interesting topic, especially for companies that import machinery, equipment and software, and hope you find this information useful.
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