The electronic tax declaration and payment help them shorten the time to implement the duty obligation to the government. With electronic equipment and Internet link, the tax payer can access to the portal of the General Department of Taxation to conduct the duty obligation. Besides, the businesses are able to manage the paid tax amounts and the balance timely.

A training course about taxation policy to businesses.

The result was gained thanks to the efforts made by the provincial Department of Taxation to focus on persuading and instructing the businesses to apply the electronic tax payment software.

According to the statistic, the state budget collection has hit over 5.1 trillion VND (219.9 million USD) since early this year while striving to collect over 10 trillion VND (431.2 million USD) till the end of this year.

RoK to offer 5% preferential import tax on over 55,000 tonnes of Vietnamese rice

The Republic of Korea (RoK) is expected to import 50% of its total quota of 55,112 tonnes of rice from Vietnam in the tender scheduled this May with a preferential import tax rate of 5%.

Bac Giang supports electronic tax balance

(BGO) - In order to create favorable conditions for businesses to make corporate income tax balance sheets for 2019, Bac Giang province’s tax sector has stepped up the application of electronic payment methods, helping businesses fulfill financial obligations quickly and manage the collection and payment of taxes effectively.

Prime Minister urges tax sector to continue with reforms

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has commended the tax sector for doing a good job in reshuffling its apparatus, and urged the sector to continue with reforms for tax procedures.

78 percent of enterprises satisfied with tax administrative reform

About 78 percent of surveyed enterprises showed their satisfaction with tax administrative reforms in 2019, up 3 percent compared to 2016.

WB, Japan help Vietnam improve taxation management

The World Bank (WB) and the State Bank of Vietnam on August 2 signed an agreement worth 4.2 million USD in non-refundable aid provided by the Japanese government to launch a taxation system modernisation project in Vietnam. 

Minh Linh