Tax payers and businesses that are completing their dissolution procedures shouldn’t be allowed to postpone their late tax payments and charges for late tax payment.—VNA/VNS Photo Doan Tan Tax payers and businesses that are completing their dissolution procedures shouldn’t be allowed to postpone their late tax payments and charges for late tax payment. That’s the message from the National Assembly’s Financial and Budget Committee chairman Nguyen Duc Hai yesterday. He also said those that no longer operate business at their registered addresses also have to pay charges for late tax payment. Hai made his comments on the draft law on tax management, which was discussed at the 14th NA sixth meeting and is expected to get approved in the seventh meeting next year. In addition, those that have owed land use and trade taxes for more than 10 years must also finish paying taxes. The suggestions of the committee were made to Government so it can revise the draft law before submitting it to the NA’s next meeting for approval. According to Hai, it should be adjusted to make sure there would be no tax losses for the State budget. According to the Minister of Finance Dinh Tien Dung, tax debt was nearly VND83 trillion (US$3.7 billion) as of September-end, 42.1 per cent of which was irrecoverable tax. The amount of irrecoverable tax in the first nine months of the year rose 11 per cent compared to last year. Viet Nam’s percentage of late/irrecoverable tax over total income was 7.5… [Read full story]
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