Especially, 6 out 16 revenues exceed from 5 to 37 percent compared to the same period including the land use tax (reaching more than 3.6 trillion VND (155 million USD)), revenue from non-public economic sector (some 721 billion VND (31 million USD)), personal income tax (646 billion VND (27.8 million USD)), fees and charges (nearly 63 billion VND (2.7 million USD)), registration fee (295 billion VND (12.7 million USD)) and other revenues (167 billion VND (7.2 million USD)).

Officers of the provincial Taxation Department check tax documentation to boost enterprises to obey the regulations.

The above mentioned results have been gained thanks to good control of Covid-19 pandemic in the province when the enterprises pay high concentration on production recovery and acceleration to increase revenues. Many companies have invested more production chains and modern machinery to heighten productivity.

Besides, most of the economic activities have been recovered helping to increase labour’s income and several individuals have paid income tax to the state budget.

The districts and city have made land planning and organized auctions for residential land use rights.

In addition, the provincial Taxation Department has implemented a number of measures to support enterprises and people in declaration and payment of electronic taxes while disseminating information about legal regulations and policies on taxation for strict obedience.

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