Make a list of imported goods first, and then adjust time for tax exemption

09:29 | 18/08/2018 Regulations Follow english.haiquanonline.com.vn on

VCN – The General Department of Customs recently sent a document to respond to the Emirates Airline Ticketing Office in Vietnam about the proposal of adjustments for Emirates to enjoy tax exemption for imported goods under international treaties, and guide the refund procedures which have already been paid before the issuance of tax exemption decision of the Prime Minister.

Professional activities at Yen Phong Customs Branch - Bac Ninh Customs Department. Photo: T.Trang

It is known that Emirates has been approved by the Prime Minister to enjoy import tax exemption under international treaties for the list of goods in the period from 1/1/2018 to 31/12/2018.

Responding specifically to the proposal of time adjustment for the application of the list of exemptions, the General Department of Vietnam Customs said in this case, Emirates wanted to adjust the time of tax exemption which started from 1/5/2018 instead of 1/1/2018, they must make a list of goods which were imported from 1/5/2018 to 31/12/2018 in order to submit to the Ministry of Finance by the General Department of Vietnam Customs, and then reporting to the Prime Minister for consideration and making a decision.

Regarding the proposal about guiding the procedures and process of tax refund which is temporarily closed while waiting for receiving decisions on tax exemption, the General Department of Vietnam Customs will report to the Ministry of Finance for consideration and handle in accordance with regulation.

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