Nghe An's budget revenue in January 2024 reached more than 3,000 billion VND

Textile and garment enterprises in Nghia Dan have found new orders since the beginning of the year. Photo: Van Truong

Of which, excluding land use fees, domestic revenue in January 2024 reached 1,555 billion VND, equal to 113% over the same period, equal to 16% of the estimate assigned by the Provincial People's Council.

Compared to the same period in January 2023, there were 12 higher revenue items including: Public property profits (857%), notably land use fees (338%), foreign-invested enterprises (213%), mineral exploitation rights fees (191%), non-agricultural land use tax (186%), lottery (168%), other revenues (128%), industry, trade-services-non-state (124%), central state-owned enterprises (120%), personal income tax (109%); Fees and charges (105%), local state-owned enterprises (103%).

Budget revenue chart for January 2024. Graphics: Hong Toai

In addition, there are 4 lower revenue items including: Environmental protection tax (96%), registration fee (88%), dividend revenue (66%), land and water surface rent (37%).

There are 9 Tax Departments with higher revenue than the same period: Vinh City Department (reaching 321% compared to the same period), Bac Vinh Department (reaching 241%), Bac Nghe II (238%), Song Lam I (195%), Tay Nghe II (154%), Song Lam II (135%), Phu Quy II (128%), Tay Nghe I (123%), Phu Quy I (111%). There is 1 Tax Department with lower revenue than the same period: Bac Nghe I (47%).

Song Hieu Forestry Processing Enterprise operates at the beginning of the new year. Photo: Van Truong

The Provincial People's Committee has just issued a budget collection directive, accordingly assessing the context of 2024 with many difficulties, challenges, and impacts of the world economic situation, affecting the domestic economy.

The Provincial People's Committee requests the Provincial Tax Department and the Provincial Customs Department to preside over and closely coordinate with departments, branches, sectors and People's Committees of districts, cities and towns to review and grasp the subjects and sources of budget revenue; control to collect correctly, fully and promptly taxes, fees and charges according to regulations.

Proactively and resolutely develop plans and set specific schedules for tax debt collection and settlement. At the same time, coordinate well with the State Treasury and credit institutions in providing and exchanging information to implement tax debt settlement measures in accordance with legal regulations.

Effectively manage new revenue sources arising in the context of digital economic development and cross-border electronic transactions; strengthen tax inspection and examination, combat transfer pricing, tax evasion, tax fraud, and strictly control tax refunds.

VSIP Nghe An Industrial Park. Photo: Tran Chau

The Provincial People's Committee assigned the Provincial Tax Department to coordinate with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the Department of Planning and Investment, the Department of Construction, the Management Board of the Southeast Economic Zone and the People's Committees of districts, cities and towns to urge the collection of land use fees and land rents for real estate business projects that have been allocated land, and determine land prices to fully and promptly collect the amount payable to the State budget.

At the same time, localities will strengthen inspection of project implementation progress to propose land recovery for projects that are slow to implement or do not fulfill tax obligations according to the law... Regularly urge tax and land rent payments that have been extended in 2023 according to regulations.

For the field of import and export tax collection: Focus on developing and implementing plans to mobilize and attract businesses to carry out import and export procedures through Cua Lo port, Nam Can International Border Gate, etc. Proactively propagate and provide information on customs laws and policies, and publicly and transparently publicize administrative procedures.

The Provincial People's Committee requested the Provincial Tax Department and the Provincial Customs Department to proactively deploy solutions to prevent revenue loss in areas with potential budget revenue loss.

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