{"article":{"id":"2221803","title":"The issuance of electronic invoices for each sale of gasoline and oil must be completed by December","description":"The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Finance and relevant agencies, departments and branches to strengthen inspection of the issuance of electronic invoices for each sale of gasoline and oil.","contentObject":"
On December 1, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signed a telegram on strengthening the management and use of electronic invoices for business and retail activities gasoline and oil.
\nThe Prime Minister requested the Minister of Finance to resolutely direct tax authorities at all levels to continue to promote and diversify measures and solutions to propagate to taxpayers, stores and enterprises. Petroleum trading enterprises are required to issue electronic invoices for each sale in Decree 123/2020 of the Government.
\nThe Minister of Finance is also required to preside over and coordinate with the Minister of Industry and Trade, the Minister of Science and Technology, the Minister of Information and Communications, the Minister of Public Security and the Chairmen of the People's Committees of provinces and centrally run cities to immediately deploy synchronous and effective solutions, resolutely requiring petroleum trading units to issue electronic invoices for each sale at petroleum retail stores and connect data with tax authorities as prescribed; completed in December 2023.
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In addition, the Minister of Finance also needs to preside over and coordinate with the Minister of Public Security, the Minister of Information and Communications and relevant agencies to build and perfect the information technology system for electronic invoices, ensuring that the reception and connection of electronic invoice information by tax authorities is smooth and convenient, contributing to improving the effectiveness of tax management; completed no later than the first quarter of 2024.
\nThe Head of the Government also assigned the Minister of Finance to direct the tax authority to coordinate with the police and other relevant agencies to strengthen inspection and examination of the issuance of electronic invoices at petrol stations, ensuring compliance with legal regulations, and strictly handle violations of the law if they do not comply or intentionally do not comply.
\nRegarding the Minister of Industry and Trade, the Prime Minister requested that the market management agency closely monitor, organize inspections and audits of compliance with legal regulations on petrol trading by petrol trading establishments in the area, and strictly and promptly handle any violations of regulations on petrol trading conditions.
\nAt the same time, the Minister of Industry and Trade needs to coordinate with the tax authority to inspect, supervise and handle violations of the law on electronic invoices for each sale of petrol trading units in accordance with the law. regulations of law.
\nIn addition, the Prime Minister requested ministers of ministries and heads of relevant agencies to closely coordinate with the Minister of Finance in connecting, sharing information, data, inspection, examination, and supervision of the issuance and use of electronic invoices, especially in the petroleum sector... to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of tax management, prevent fraud, tax evasion, and combat tax losses.
\nIn the telegram, the Prime Minister also requested chairmen of provincial and municipal People's Committees to direct local agencies to closely coordinate with tax authorities to grasp the current situation of electronic invoice implementation for each sale, the ability to respond to the implementation of electronic invoices for each sale, and connect with tax authorities of local petroleum retail stores to advise and propose to chairmen of provincial and municipal People's Committees solutions for implementation.
\nThe Prime Minister assigned Deputy Prime Minister General Le Minh Khai directly directed and inspected the implementation of this telegram.
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The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Finance and relevant agencies, departments and branches to strengthen the inspection of electronic invoices according to each time of selling petrol and oil.
On December 1, the Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signed a digital telegram on strengthening the management and use of electronic invoices for petrol and oil retail activities.
The Prime Minister requested the Minister of Finance to drastically direct the tax authorities at all levels to continue promoting and diversifying measures and solutions to taxpayers, shops and petrol and oil businesses stipulating the issuance of electronic invoices according to each sale in Decree 123/2020 of the Government.
The Minister of Finance is also required to assume the prime responsibility and coordinate with the Minister of Industry and Trade, the Minister of Science and Technology, the Minister of Information and Communications, the Minister of Public Security and the Chairman of the People's Committee of provinces and cities directly under the Central Government to immediately implement synchronous, effective and drastically solutions to petrol and oil trading units to set up electronic invoices according to the sales of petrol and oil and connect with the tax authorities in December 2002.
In addition, the Minister of Finance should also preside over and coordinate with the Minister of Public Security, the Minister of Information and Communications and the relevant agencies to build and perfect the information technology system for electronic invoices, ensuring the receipt and connection of electronic invoice information of the tax agency is smooth and convenient, contributing to improving the efficiency of tax administration;
The head of the Government also assigned the Minister of Finance to direct the tax authorities to coordinate with the police and other relevant agencies to strengthen the inspection and examination of electronic invoices at petrol and oil shops, ensuring the law, strictly handled in accordance with the law if not implemented or deliberately not implemented.
For the Minister of Industry and Trade, the Prime Minister requested to direct the Market Management agency to closely supervise, organize the inspection and inspection of the compliance with the provisions of the law on petrol and oil trading of petroleum trading establishments in the area, strictly and promptly handle all violations of regulations on petroleum trading conditions.
At the same time, the Minister of Industry and Trade should coordinate with the tax authorities to inspect, supervise and handle violations of the law on electronic invoices according to each sales of petroleum trading units in accordance with the law.
In addition, the Prime Minister asked the ministries and heads of relevant agencies to coordinate closely with the Minister of Finance in connecting and sharing information, data, inspection, examination and supervision of the issuance and use of electronic invoices, especially for petroleum ... in order to improve the effectiveness and effectiveness of tax administration, prevent taxes, tax evasion and anti -tax evasion acts.
At the telegram, the Prime Minister also asked the Chairman of the People's Committee of the provinces and cities to direct local agencies to closely coordinate with the tax authorities to grasp the status of the implementation of electronic invoices by each sales, the ability to meet the application of electronic invoices by each sales time, connecting with the tax authorities of petrol and oil retail stores in the locality to advise and propose to the President of the People's Committee of the provincial People's Committee.
The Prime Minister assigned Prime Minister Le Minh Khai to directly direct and inspect the implementation of this electricity.
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