On the afternoon of 25 June 2026, QTSC, in collaboration with RSM Vietnam Auditing & Consulting Co., Ltd., successfully organized the seminar "2026 Tax policy updates for the digital technology enterprise community", attracting more than 60 representatives from enterprises and investors operating at the park and the office building at 97–101 Nguyen Cong Tru Street, Ho Chi Minh City.

The seminar was attended by Ms. Pham Thi Kim Phuong, Deputy CEO of QTSC, together with representatives from QTSC's functional departments and centers, as well as tax experts from RSM Vietnam specializing in Transfer Pricing Services, Corporate Tax Services, and People & Organization Services.

Ms. Pham Thi Kim Phuong, Deputy CEO of QTSC, delivering the opening remarks at the seminar

As tax regulations continue to evolve, directly affecting business operations—particularly those of technology, software, digital service enterprises, and companies engaged in related-party transactions—keeping abreast of new regulations, identifying potential risks, and developing effective tax compliance strategies has become increasingly important. The seminar was organized to help businesses stay informed of the latest 2026 tax policies while providing a platform for direct discussions with experienced tax professionals.

The program commenced with a presentation entitled "Macroeconomic outlook and tax policy trends; Compliance and optimization strategies for Corporate income tax, Value-added tax, and Foreign contractor tax." The session provided participants with an overview of the current macroeconomic landscape and the anticipated direction of tax policy changes. Speakers also shared practical insights into tax compliance and optimization strategies for digital technology enterprises, with a particular focus on corporate income tax (CIT), value-added tax (VAT), and foreign contractor tax (FCT).

Mr. Le Xuan Mao, Deputy General Director, Corporate Tax Services, RSM Vietnam, presenting the session: "Macroeconomic outlook and tax policy trends; Compliance and optimization strategies for Corporate income tax, Value-added tax, and Foreign contractor tax"

The seminar continued with the topic "Updates on Personal income tax regulations," covering issues closely related to human resource management, payroll expenses, employee benefits, workforce mobility, and other HR-related policies relevant to the digital technology and high-tech industries.

Ms. Mai Phuoc Vinh Chau, Director, People & Organization Services, RSM Vietnam, presenting the session: "Updates on Personal income tax regulations"

Another highlight of the program was the session "Updates on Transfer pricing regulations," which attracted strong interest from enterprises engaged in intra-group transactions, cross-border operations, or foreign-invested business activities. RSM experts introduced the latest compliance documentation requirements, discussed the implications for tax policies and deductible expenses, and highlighted common risks as well as practical experiences gained from transfer pricing inspections.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc, Deputy General Director, Transfer Pricing Services, RSM Vietnam, presenting the session: "Updates on transfer pricing regulations"

During the Q&A session, business representatives raised numerous questions regarding the implementation of the latest tax regulations, practical tax issues arising in day-to-day operations, and key considerations for ensuring compliance with applicable laws. RSM Vietnam's experts responded directly to participants' inquiries, sharing practical experience and offering valuable recommendations to help enterprises proactively strengthen their tax governance and compliance practices.

Business representatives discussing practical issues with the speakers

Through the seminar, participating enterprises gained timely updates on the 2026 tax policies while acquiring practical insights into tax governance and compliance, enabling them to apply relevant tax regulations more effectively in line with their business operations.

With its vision of developing a comprehensive digital technology ecosystem, QTSC continues to strengthen initiatives that connect businesses, facilitate knowledge sharing, and support enterprises in staying up to date with emerging trends, regulatory developments, and modern management solutions. Through seminars, specialized forums, and collaborations with trusted partners, QTSC remains committed to fostering a favorable environment that enables the digital technology enterprise community to achieve sustainable growth, enhance competitiveness, and adapt effectively to the rapidly evolving digital economy.

Ms. Pham Thi Kim Phuong, Deputy CEO of QTSC, presenting commemorative gifts to the speakers

The Organizing Committee, speakers, and participants posing for a commemorative photo at the seminar

Source: QTSC