[FFA] Seminar on “Effective Tax Management for Student Entrepreneurs – Personal Income Tax” Successfully Held

On the evening of April 12, 2025, at Room B203, the Faculty of Finance and Accounting, Lac Hong University, successfully hosted a seminar titled “Effective Tax Management for Student Entrepreneurs – Personal Income Tax (PIT)”. The event attracted significant interest and enthusiastic participation from a large number of students.

The guest speaker, Huynh Vu Huyen Tran, Chief Accountant at Sieu Viet Human Resources Co., Ltd., delivered practical, relatable, and highly informative insights on managing personal income tax (PIT) in the context of entrepreneurship.

By combining theoretical knowledge with real-life scenarios, Ms. Tran helped students:

• Gain a clear understanding of PIT concepts and obligations applicable to individual business owners;
• Learn how to determine taxable income and apply the correct tax rates based on specific cases;
• Identify common errors in tax declarations and payments, along with the associated legal consequences;
• Develop a mindset of transparency and proactivity in managing personal finances, especially when starting a business.

A highlight of the seminar was the lively Q&A session between students and the speaker. Many practical and thought-provoking questions were raised, such as: “Do small-scale online businesses need to pay PIT?”, “When is tax exemption applicable and how can it be proven?”, “How can students effectively manage their finances from an early stage?” All questions were thoroughly and clearly addressed by the speaker, fostering an open and engaging dialogue.

The seminar not only equipped students with specialized knowledge of taxation but also served as a source of inspiration, encouraging young individuals to pursue their entrepreneurial journeys in a lawful, structured, and sustainable manner.

The Faculty of Finance and Accounting would like to express its sincere gratitude to Ms. Huynh Vu Huyen Tran for her professional dedication and valuable contributions to the program. Special thanks are also extended to the students for their active participation and positive engagement, which greatly contributed to the success of the seminar.

We look forward to welcoming you to our upcoming events featuring even more relevant and exciting topics!