Exemption of 4 fees and charges to support transport enterprises from April 7, 2026

The Minister of Finance has issued Circular No. 40/2026/TT-BTC providing for exemption of certain fees and charges to support production and business in the transport sector, which takes effect from April 7, 2026.
In order to remove difficulties and support production and business activities in the transport sector, Article 1 of Circular No. 40/2026/TT-BTC provides for the exemption of 04 important groups of fees and charges across various transport sectors. This is considered a practical solution to help reduce input costs and facilitate the recovery and development of transport enterprises.

Support transport enterprises

(1) Exemption of fees and charges in the aviation sector (except for the appraisal charge for issuance of permits for entry into restricted areas at airports and aerodromes) as prescribed in the Aviation Fee and Charge Tariff to Circular No. 193/2016/TT-BTC dated November 8, 2016, of the Minister of Finance providing for the rates, collection, remittance, management and use of fees and charges in the aviation sector.

(2) Exemption of maritime fees and charges applicable to vessels entering into and leaving maritime areas in accordance with current regulations.

(3) Exemption of fees and charges applicable at inland waterway ports and berths for inland waterway craft operating between inland waterway ports and berths of Vietnam.

(4) Exemption of charges for use of the State-invested national railway infrastructure, thereby helping reduce operating costs and enhance the competitiveness of railway transport.

Note: Circular No. 40/2026/TT-BTC takes effect from April 7, 2026 until the end of June 30, 2026. From July 1, 2026, the fees and charges shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the referenced Circulars and other relevant legal documents.

1900 6192 để được giải đáp qua tổng đài
090 222 9061 để sử dụng dịch vụ Luật sư tư vấn (CÓ PHÍ)
Đánh giá bài viết:
Bài viết đã giải quyết được vấn đề của bạn chưa?
Rồi Chưa

Tin cùng chuyên mục

Vietnam Law Day promotes respect for legislation and culture of legal compliance

Vietnam Law Day promotes respect for legislation and culture of legal compliance

Vietnam Law Day promotes respect for legislation and culture of legal compliance

Observed annually on November 9, Vietnam Law Day seeks to promote respect for the constitution and the law, raise public awareness of legal compliance and encourage people to make respect for regulations an integral part of everyday life. This year’s activities place greater emphasis on practical, people-centred legal education and digital transformation.

Proposed programme strives for at least 50 per cent drug-free communes and wards nationwide by 2030

Proposed programme strives for at least 50 per cent drug-free communes and wards nationwide by 2030

Proposed programme strives for at least 50 per cent drug-free communes and wards nationwide by 2030

The Government has recently proposed a national target programme on drug and crime prevention and control for the 2026-35 period, that aims for at least 50 per cent of communes and wards nationwide to be drug-free by 2030, binding the responsibilities of grassroots Party Committees and local authorities.

Vietnam well-positioned to attract high-quality European investment: insiders

Vietnam well-positioned to attract high-quality European investment: insiders

Vietnam well-positioned to attract high-quality European investment: insiders

Vietnam has established a considerable manufacturing and export base, giving it an advantage in attracting investment from European corporations. However, amid the restructuring of global supply chains, the key objective is not merely to attract more investment, but also to enhance the quality of investment and the value it generates.