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Vietnamese woman pays 23 billion VND in tax for software sold on Google Play, App Store

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Hanoi tax revenues from e-commerce, particularly from businesses using Google, Facebook and YouTube, reached 123 billion VND in 2020, five times higher than 2019, with one woman paying over 23 billion VND, according to Tuoi Tre.

The Hanoi Tax Department said that e-commerce taxes were mostly paid by individuals, and a 28 year old woman from the capital’s Cau Giay District paid 23.4 billion VND (about 1 million U.S. dollars) income tax on revenues of 330 billion VND. She made the money for writing software, which she sold on Google Play and App Store.

Also in 2020, by writing application software, a young taxpayer paid more than 18 billion VND personal income tax from 260 billion VND revenue.

In addition to the two above cases, the Hanoi Tax Department also confirmed that an individual paid more than 7 billion VND of personal income tax from an online business on YouTube and Google.

The Hanoi Tax Department will continue to review, analyze inspection data and check for cases of organizations and individuals doing e-commerce business in Hanoi in 2021.

Individuals who do not comply with inspection and examination decisions, will see the tax department transfer their dossiers to investigating agencies for prosecution in accordance with Vietnamese law.

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  1. Derila Ergo Pillow Order

    February 19, 2026 at 11:03 pm

    It’s impressive to see Vietnamese entrepreneurs making such a significant impact in the tech industry! Paying 23 billion VND in taxes reflects not only success but also a responsible contribution to the economy. Looking forward to seeing more innovative apps coming from Vietnam!

  2. OKJKT

    February 23, 2026 at 9:40 am

    This is an impressive example of entrepreneurial success! It’s inspiring to see Vietnamese talent making waves on global platforms like Google Play and the App Store. The substantial tax contribution reflects the growth of the tech industry in Vietnam. I hope this encourages more local developers to pursue their innovative ideas!

  3. iGenics Reviews

    February 25, 2026 at 12:30 am

    It’s impressive to see a Vietnamese woman making such a significant impact in the tech industry! Her success not only highlights the potential of local developers but also sets a great example for aspiring entrepreneurs. Paying 23 billion VND in tax is no small feat, and it reflects her commitment to contributing to the economy. Kudos to her!

  4. JKTWin

    February 25, 2026 at 11:22 am

    Wow, that’s an impressive milestone! It’s inspiring to see Vietnamese entrepreneurs making waves on international platforms like Google Play and the App Store. This not only highlights the potential of our local tech industry but also sets a great example of responsibility with tax contributions. Excited to see more success stories like this!

  5. capcut

    March 4, 2026 at 8:35 am

    Wow, it’s impressive to see a Vietnamese woman achieving such success in the tech industry! Paying 23 billion VND in tax for software sold on major platforms like Google Play and the App Store showcases her hard work and dedication. This is truly inspiring for aspiring entrepreneurs in Vietnam!

  6. Billionaire Brain Wave Site

    March 4, 2026 at 9:44 pm

    Wow, that’s an impressive achievement! It’s amazing to see how much potential there is in the tech industry in Vietnam. This case really highlights the growing impact of local developers in the global market. Kudos to her for breaking barriers and making such a significant contribution!

  7. Neuro Energizer Buy

    March 8, 2026 at 1:22 am

    It’s impressive to see a Vietnamese woman achieving such success in the tech industry! Paying 23 billion VND in tax reflects not only her hard work but also the growing recognition of Vietnamese developers on global platforms like Google Play and the App Store. This is an inspiring story that showcases the potential of our local talent. Can’t wait to see what’s next!

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