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LuatVietnam

21 Jan 202407:11

Summary

TLDRThe video covers new regulations in Vietnam regarding cars and motorbikes that take effect in 2024. Key points include the end of tax reductions for domestically assembled cars, lower vehicle registration fees from July 2023 to December 2023, and higher road usage fees starting January 2024. Electric motorbikes and motorbikes under 125cc continue to receive VAT reductions until June 2024. Several modifications like adding lights or decorative elements no longer require re-registration. Companies paying over 30 million VND in road fees can pay monthly.

Takeaways

🚗 From January 1, 2024, domestically assembled or manufactured vehicles will no longer receive a 50% reduction in registration fee, reverting to normal rates as per the regulations in Decree 10 of 2022.
🛻 Pickup trucks and similar vehicles used for cargo with a permitted total weight under 950 kg will have a first-time registration fee of 60% of the standard rate.
🔌 Electric vehicles benefit from a 0% first-time registration fee from January 1, 2022, to March 1, 2025, followed by a 50% rate for the next two years compared to gasoline vehicles with the same seating capacity.
🏍️ Motorcycles and scooters under 125cc continue to enjoy a reduction in value-added tax (VAT) from 10% to 8% until June 30, 2024, according to Decree No. 94 of 2023.
⚙️ Modifications to vehicles that do not change the vehicle type and meet safety and environmental standards will not require a new design dossier from January 15, 2024.
🛠️ Certain vehicle modifications, such as changes to passenger doors or cargo structures that do not alter the vehicle's dimensions or type, are permitted without re-registration as a vehicle transformation.
📈 Local authorities can adjust the first-time registration fee for vehicles to a maximum of 50% above the standard rate to match local conditions.
🚛 Road usage charges for all motor vehicles will be updated from January 1, 2024, according to Decree 90 of 2023, with fees based on vehicle type and registration cycle.
💼 Businesses with a monthly road usage fee liability of over 30 million VND are required to pay monthly, with payments due before the 1st of the following month.
🌍 The video highlights new policies affecting car and motorcycle buyers from 2024, aiming to update viewers on the latest vehicle regulations in Vietnam.

Q & A

What is the new regulation regarding locally manufactured cars starting January 1, 2024?
-Starting January 1, 2024, locally manufactured cars will no longer get a 50% reduction on registration fees for first-time registrations.
When will the registration fee reduction end for electric cars?
-Electric cars will continue to be exempt from registration fees for the first registration from January 1, 2022 to January 1, 2025. For the next 2 years after that, they will only need to pay 50% of the normal registration fee.
What will be the registration fee rates starting July 1, 2023?
-Starting July 1, 2023, registration fee rates will return to the normal levels specified in Decree 10/2022 and resolutions by provincial/city People's Councils. For cars under 9 seats, it will be 10% of the car value. For trucks under 950kg capacity, it will be 60%.
What are some car modifications that can still get registration without submitting new designs?
-Modifications like changing doors, truck beds, lighting, decorative elements etc. can still get registration if they don't change the vehicle type or dimensions and meet safety and environmental standards.
How will road fees be calculated starting January 1, 2024?
-From January 1, 2024 road fees will be charged annually or per inspection cycle. For cycles under 1 year, fees are paid for the full cycle. For over 1 year cycles, fees can be paid annually or for the full cycle.
When are road fees for commercial vehicles over 30 million VND per month paid?
-For commercial vehicles with over 30 million VND in monthly road fees, payments can be made monthly before the 1st of the next month.
What happens if a vehicle inspection is late?
-For late inspections, road fees are calculated continuously from the end of the last paid period to the end of the next inspection cycle.
Can road fees be paid for longer than the inspection cycle?
-Yes, vehicle owners can pay road fees for longer than the inspection cycle if desired. The inspection agency will collect fees and issue a road fee stamp for the corresponding time period.
What is the VAT reduction for electric motorbikes extended until?
-The VAT reduction of 2% for electric motorbikes under 125cc is extended from January 1 to June 30, 2024.
Where can I find the official legal documents for these new 2024 vehicle regulations?
-All the official legal documents for these new 2024 vehicle regulations in Vietnam can be found on LuatVietnam.vn.

Outlines

00:00

😊 Tax incentives for locally assembled cars expire

This paragraph discusses the expiration of tax incentives for locally assembled cars in Vietnam on January 1, 2024. Cars assembled in Vietnam previously received a 50% reduction in registration fees. This incentive ends on January 1, 2024 and fees will return to normal levels set by Decree 10/2022. This will impact consumers buying new locally assembled cars.

05:02

😃 New road usage fees start January 1, 2024

This paragraph explains the new road usage fees for vehicles in Vietnam starting January 1, 2024 according to Decree 90/2023. Fees apply to registered motor vehicles and are paid annually, monthly or per vehicle inspection cycle. Larger companies can pay monthly. Usage fee stickers are provided upon payment.

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Keywords

💡vehicle registration tax

This refers to the tax that must be paid when registering a vehicle for the first time in Vietnam. The video discusses new policies related to reductions in this tax that take effect in 2024.

💡locally assembled cars

This refers to cars that are assembled in factories within Vietnam, using domestic and imported parts. The video states there will be a 50% reduction in registration tax for these cars starting in 2024.

💡electric motorbikes

Motorbikes that run on electric power from batteries rather than gasoline engines. The video says these will continue to receive VAT reductions in 2024.

💡modified cars

Cars that have certain design changes made to them post-manufacture while retaining the original model type. The video discusses regulation changes that will ease requirements related to inspecting and certifying these vehicles.

💡road fees

Fees paid by vehicle owners for using public roads. The video outlines updates to the road fee rates, payment cycles, collection policies that take effect in 2024.

💡inspection cycle

The mandated time period for safety and emissions inspections for registered vehicles. Payment of road fees is now tied to these inspection cycles starting in 2024.

💡pickup trucks

Light commercial vehicles with an open cargo bed behind the passenger cabin. The video mentions specific road fee rates for pickup trucks based on weight class and seating capacity.

💡enterprise

Businesses, companies and corporations that own and operate vehicle fleets. The video discusses monthly road fee payment schemes introduced in 2024 for these entities.

💡vehicle inspection

Mandatory safety and emissions tests conducted at certified facilities. The video links these inspections to road fee payments, with fees due at the time of inspection.

💡fine

Financial penalties for non-compliance such as overdue road fee payments. The video states that fines accumulate for unpaid fees from previous inspection cycles.

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