Long An: In the first 7 months of 2019, tax revenue is over 8,750 billion VND
In July 2019, the state budget revenue in Long An province reached 1,200 billion VND. Accumulated over the past 7 months, it was 8,758 billion VND, reaching 75.3 percent of the Central budget estimate, reaching 75 percent of the estimate assigned by the provincial People's Council, equaling 114.6 percent over the same period in 2018. The tax revenue was not including import and export taxes.
Tax sector has focused on administrative reform, improving the quality of propaganda and supporting taxpayers
Recently, tax sector has focused on administrative reform, improving the quality of propaganda and supporting taxpayers, creating satisfaction for enterprises and taxpayers to achieve these positive results, said the Director of Long An provincial Tax Department – Cao Van Tao.
In order to support taxpayers in tax finalization, the provincial Tax Department regularly organizes dialogues on tax policies with enterprises. Through dialogues, the Department informs the business community about newly amended and promulgated tax policies. On this occasion, tax authorities promptly respond to difficulties of the enterprises.
At the same time, the Department also receives all comments from taxpayers about the attitude and behavior of the tax officers to timely adjust employees' work styles and serve the taxpayers better./.
By Mai Huong - Translated by Pham Ngan
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