The tax authorities said that the publication of the list of tax debtors is carried out in accordance with the provisions of Law on Tax Administration No. 38/2019/QH14 and Decree 126/2020/NĐ-CP dated October 19, 2020 by the Government.
In the list recently announced by the Hanoi Tax Department, some companies with large tax debts are named, such as Vietnam Korea Industrial Joint Stock Company with a debt of VND 75.8 billion. Of which, the debt of VND 51 billion is for land use for the construction of residential houses for sale or for sale combined with leasing.
Cultural – Informative Publishing Company Limited owes VND 19 billion; Thanh Nam Group Joint Stock Company owes more than VND 14 billion; Tăng Thành Công International Company Limited owes VND 13 billion; Toàn Cầu Project Development Company Limited owes more than VND 8.6 billion; Mini Garden Trading and Food Joint Stock Company owes more than VND 3.4 billion; 369 Bridge and Road Construction Joint Stock Company owes more than VND 2.7 billion…
According to the leadership of the Hanoi Tax Department, in recent years, the management, urging, and collection of outstanding tax debts, land use debts, land and financial obligations have been implemented in accordance with the provisions of the law. Based on that basis, outstanding tax debts, land use debts, land rents, and financial obligations have decreased over the years. However, the amount of financial obligations debts, tax debts account for a large proportion.
In order to urge the recovery of outstanding debts, the Hanoi Tax Department invited 30 large tax debt units to work in order to solve difficulties and urge the implementation of tax obligations to the State at the end of last year.
The leadership of the Hanoi Tax Department encourages investors and business representatives to proactively arrange financial resources and raise their responsibility to fulfill their obligations to the state budget, as outstanding debts will lead to consequences such as slow progress and delayed implementation of investment projects.
In addition, the tax department and related agencies are always ready to receive all related content in order to help businesses solve difficulties and support the implementation of projects. Organizations and enterprises can directly contact the management units for timely guidance and support.
After resolving policy issues, the participating businesses have committed to fulfill their remaining tax obligations together with the tax authorities.
In addition, the Hanoi Tax Department also re-publishes more than 100 “lazy” businesses with tax debts totaling over VND 1,000 billion.