On September 20, the General Department of Taxation held a conference to implement the "Tax system reform strategy to 2030" to conduct a mid-term assessment of the implementation of the "Medium-term tax management plan 2023-2025".

Director General of the General Department of Taxation Mai Xuan Thanh said that the Tax System Reform Strategy to 2030 aims to complete Vietnam's tax policy system in a synchronous manner, in accordance with tax system standards according to international practices, while meeting the resource requirements to implement the 10-year Socio-Economic Development Strategy 2021-2030.

The tax reform strategy aims to complete and synchronize taxes, fees and charges including: Value added tax, special consumption tax, export tax, import tax, corporate income tax, personal income tax, resource tax, agricultural land use tax, non-agricultural land use tax, environmental protection tax and other fees, charges and revenues of the state budget.

To implement the Tax System Reform Strategy to 2030, the General Department of Taxation has developed and submitted to the Ministry of Finance for promulgation the Action Program to implement the Tax System Reform Strategy to 2030 and the Tax System Reform Plan to 2025, to specify the goals and solutions for each 5-year and annual period, aiming to comprehensively reform tax administration.

“On the basis of closely following the strategy and 5-year action plan, the General Department of Taxation has developed and issued the Medium-term Tax Management Plan 2023-2025 to implement the Tax System Reform Plan until 2025, with key reform contents in key areas of tax management ensuring consistency, consistency and compliance with the proposed orientation, objectives, viewpoints and solutions”, Mr. Mai Xuan Thanh emphasized.

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Director General of the General Department of Taxation Mai Xuan Thanh requested that digital transformation solutions in tax management must create maximum support for taxpayers.

To effectively implement the Tax System Reform Plan until 2025, the General Director of the General Department of Taxation requested the tax sector to evaluate the results of the implementation of the Tax Administration Reform Plan for the period 2023-2024, in order to propose key tasks for tax administration reform in the coming time.

“The assessments and proposed plans for implementing the plan must be substantial and suitable to practical conditions. In particular, based on the overall plan objectives, functional units need to continue to research, perfect and deploy comprehensive digital transformation solutions in tax management as mentioned in the plan, to create maximum support for taxpayers and serve effective tax management,” said Mr. Thanh.

At the conference, the representative of the Reform and Modernization Board (General Department of Taxation) said that in each field, the specific key objectives were compared with the set objectives in terms of the level of achievement and non-achievement; the reform contents were compared with the implementation results according to the following levels: completed, completed on schedule, not completed, not implemented according to plan.

Representatives of functional units under the General Department of Taxation also provided assessments and re-evaluations of the results of the strategy implementation of the unit they were in charge of, and proposed solutions to implement additional reform goals within the scope of their management.

Quoc Tuan