Vietcombank Long An signs coordination of budget collection and electronic bilateral payment
On January 20, Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam – Long An branch (Vietcombank Long An) held a ceremony to sign an agreement on bilateral electronic payment and coordination of state budget collection with Long An State Treasury, with the attendance of the Head of the Organization Board of the Provincial Party Committee - Nguyen Thanh Hai, leader of the State Bank of Vietnam - Long An branch and leaders of units involved in signing the agreement.
At the ceremony
Accordingly, the signing aimed to connect and exchange electronic data between Vietcombank Long An and Long An State Treasury to organize payment activities safely, smoothly and securely; to ensure the rights and interests of the transaction units with the Long An State Treasury and taxpayers in payment transactions.
At the same time, the signing also aimed to coordinate the collection of state budget and the application of electronic payment methods in state budget collection and payment; create favorable conditions for individuals and organizations to fulfill their obligation to pay to the state budget and management agencies in monitoring the implementation of state budget obligations of individuals and organizations under their management, etc.
According to Director of Vietcombank Long An - Doan Thai Son, the signing program brings a lot of meaning to Vietcombank Long An
According to Director of Vietcombank Long An - Doan Thai Son, the signing would create favorable conditions for the state budget collection and payment reform activities under the policies of the Government and the Ministry of Finance.
In addition, this was an opportunity for Vietcombank Long An to promote their products and services to customers, create more channels for customers to save their time in budget collection and payment, tax payment, etc.
On this occasion, he also thanked and extended Tet greetings to the leaders and customers./.
By Thanh Nga - Translated by Pham Ngan
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