Russian cars subject to 0% tax
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800 Russian cars will be imported at 0% tax rates this year, 850 in 2017, and 900 in 2018, for around 2,500 in total. |
According to a draft decision from the government, 800 Russian cars will be imported at 0% tax rates this year, 850 in 2017, and 900 in 2018, for around 2,500 in total.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade announced that the draft decision is based on the protocol for automotive cooperation between Vietnam and Russia, signed in March this year.
Exporters such as the New Atlantic International Trading Group (KAMAZ), Ulyanovsky Avtomobilny Zavod (UAZ) and others are authorized by Russia to cooperate with Vietnam in producing vehicles.
The vehicles will include SUVs, vehicles of ten seats or more, trucks and specialized vehicles, which will imported to gauge the tastes of Vietnamese customers.
The allocation of the yearly quota for each exporter will be based on their production plans and localization rates.
In order to be subject to the 0% tax rate, vehicles must meet origin rules and the requirements of the Vietnam - Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement.
Under the protocol for automotive cooperation, Vietnam also permits the import of 13,500 spare parts and accessories at a 0% tax rate for a period of five years.
Russia will also cooperate with Vietnamese enterprises to establish automotive joint ventures producing vehicles for Vietnam and for Asia.
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According to the General Department of Customs, imported Russian motor cars and spare parts and components stood at US$6.9 million and US$338,340 in July and US$61.7 million and US$5.1 million in the first half of the year.
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