Put 100% of boarding houses under tax management, delay will report to the police
Hanoi Tax Department is reviewing cases of taxpayers engaged in rental housing activities, ensuring that 100% of households operating rental housing businesses are subject to tax management.
Information from the Hanoi People's Committee on November 18 said that the Hanoi Tax Department is currently directing tax branches in the city to closely coordinate with local authorities to review and disseminate instructions to taxpayers who rent out boarding houses to comply with tax laws.
Thereby promptly managing the arising rental businesses in the area, determining the tax revenue close to the actual occurrence.
To implement this, local tax departments will carry out propaganda measures to taxpayers, provide information on tax policies and taxpayer obligations, raise awareness of law compliance, and encourage business households to voluntarily declare and pay taxes. See more...
Digging and replacing sidewalk tiles, many Hanoi businesses lose customers
Many businesses on the streets of Hanoi have suffered revenue losses and lost customers due to sidewalk digging and replacement of paving bricks.
According to Lao Dong reporters on November 18, on streets such as To Hieu, Tran Thai Tong, Pham Van Bach, Nguyen Van Huyen (Hanoi)..., the prolonged digging and paving of sidewalks is greatly affecting businesses.
Mr. Tien - manager of a food store on To Hieu Street, Cau Giay District - said that the pavement resurfacing for many days directly affected the restaurant's business.
"Soil, rocks, and cement are piled up in front of the store. Customers are fed up and don't want to enter the shop," Mr. Tien described.
According to Mr. Tien, for over a week now, the number of customers coming to the shop has decreased significantly. Every morning and evening, Mr. Tien assigns more staff to regularly clean tables and chairs, and spray water on the road to reduce dust flying into the shop. See more...
Highland province braces for smuggling at year-end
Authorities believe that at the end of the year, there are many activities that criminals will take advantage of to commit smuggling, trade in prohibited goods, and trade fraud.
Managing over 13km of border with a large number of people and vehicles entering and exiting, exchanging goods, the Border Guard Station (BPS) of Ban Lau (Muong Khuong - Lao Cai) always has to arrange patrol and control forces to promptly prevent smuggling activities.
Lieutenant Colonel Vi Van Hung, Deputy Head of Ban Lau Border Guard Station, said: "The working groups must always focus on inspecting and strictly controlling the border against smuggling and trade fraud. At the same time, step up propaganda and mobilize people in the highlands not to assist in smuggling and illegal transportation of goods." See more...
Business is sluggish, but small traders near industrial parks still try to stay in the market
Prices are rising, workers are tightening their spending, so even though it is located next to Tra Noc Industrial Park (Can Tho City), Sang Trang Market is still in a state of sluggishness, with few buyers and sellers playing with their phones. However, small traders still try to stay in the market, waiting for the day when business will pick up. Video: My Ly
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