Strictly managing businesses at high risk of using illegal invoices

VCN - The General Department of Taxation has asked tax departments to rectify, inspect, review and take solutions for taxpayers who are at risk of buying, selling or using illegal invoices.
More than 555,000 enterprises apply e-invoices More than 555,000 enterprises apply e-invoices
Increase revenue collection by more than VND 1.1 trillion via tax inspection Increase revenue collection by more than VND 1.1 trillion via tax inspection
Suddenly becoming a director of a billion-dollar tax debt company: What did the General Department of Taxation say? Suddenly becoming a director of a billion-dollar tax debt company: What did the General Department of Taxation say?
Many cases of illegal trading of value-added invoices have been discovered
Many cases of illegal trading of value-added invoices have been discovered

Some enterprises have taken advantage of policies that allow them to issue invoices to use illegal invoices and buy and sell illegal invoices.

Therefore, the General Department of Taxation requested local Tax Departments to guide taxpayers to strictly comply with Law on Tax Administration and abide by regulations on the use of invoices; promote the dissemination of illegal trade of invoices and sanctions for each violation act so taxpayers avoid participating in invoice trading; coordinate with communication units to publicise information about firms that commit acts of buying and selling invoices, contributing to "warning" those who have been and are intending to violate the law on invoices.

The General Department of Taxation told all tax units to review and supervise enterprises at high risk of illegal printing, issuing, trading and using of invoices.

The General Department has issued official dispatches on solutions to prevent, detect and handle violations of the law on management and use of invoices; strengthen the review, inspection and detection of taxpayers showing signs of risks in management and use of invoices.

At the same time, collect information on taxpayers' data managed by tax departments and tax branches and information on taxpayers from other agencies like banks, Government Inspectorate, State Audit, other agencies; and from denunciation letters and media agencies.

In addition, identify violation signs of methods taxpayers use to buy, sell and use invoices like businesses that have issued invoices in large quantities but have suspended their operation or businesses that have notified of abandoning their business addresses but have applied for re-operation, showed large fluctuations in revenue, used many invoices but have not raised tax payable or paid tax that was not commensurate with the revenue; or firms that report zero volume of used invoices or unusually large number of used invoices.

The document also states tax units in charge of verifying the operation status of the taxpayer at the address registered with the tax agency according to regulations.

At the same time, work with each other to update information about taxpayers who do not operate at their registered address to publicly announce information about the enterprise that has issued invoices but escaped or suspended operations, or businesses illegally use invoices on tax websites and mass media to prevent violations of tax law and illegal trading of invoices.

Hanoi: Successfully destroy the line of illegal trading VAT invoice Hanoi: Successfully destroy the line of illegal trading VAT invoice

In particular, official dispatches require tax units to review and evaluate businesses at high risk of invoices to carry out inspections.

By Thuy Linh/ Huyen Trang

Related News

Early warnings reduce risks in trade defense

Early warnings reduce risks in trade defense

VCN - In the first months of 2024, export turnover of goods grew strongly, continuing the recovery momentum from the end of 2023. Along with that, the risk of trade defense investigations also escalated
Domestic HRC hot-rolled steel "supply does not meet demand", should imports be restricted?

Domestic HRC hot-rolled steel "supply does not meet demand", should imports be restricted?

VCN - According to the General Department of Customs, in the first two months of 2024, the country imported 2.65 million tons of iron and steel of all kinds, an increase of 85.4% over the same period in 2023, of which the main import market is from China. However, the use of measures to restrict the import of steel materials is a controversial issue.
Efficiency from inspection and supervision - a key factor for a transparent stock market

Efficiency from inspection and supervision - a key factor for a transparent stock market

VCN - Since the 2019 Securities Law officially took effect, the average annual number of penalty decisions has more than doubled compared to the period 2015-2020. This shows that the strictness of the law is being enforced effectively.
Urging issuance of e-invoices in petroleum retail

Urging issuance of e-invoices in petroleum retail

VCN - The Government, the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Finance and other agencies have issued many instructions to implement electronic invoices on every sale at petroleum retail stores. Besides the achieved results, this work still has difficulties. The tax sector has been taking drastic action to urge the coverage of e-invoices in the petroleum retail trading.

Latest News

Vietnam seeks to remove obstacles in upgrade of securities market

Vietnam seeks to remove obstacles in upgrade of securities market

The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) recently held an online working session with the World Bank (WB) and the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) to discuss ways to remove obstacles related to criteria for upgrading the Vietnamese securities market.
Price stability from supply increase and transparency in trading in gold market

Price stability from supply increase and transparency in trading in gold market

VCN - To stabilize the gold market, economic expert Prof.Dr. Tran Tho Dat, a member of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Group, said that it is necessary to implement solutions to make all transactions transparent in the gold market, implement electronic invoices as well as pay taxes in gold investment activities.
SBV takes more actions to stabilise foreign exchange rates

SBV takes more actions to stabilise foreign exchange rates

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) on April 23 took some moves like issuing treasury bills (T-bills), further employing T-bills as an open market operation (OMO), and stipulating liquidity and interest rates in the inter-bank market in the face of surging USD/VND exchange rates.
Proposal to exclude criminal liability for tax officials when businesses provide false information to refund VAT

Proposal to exclude criminal liability for tax officials when businesses provide false information to refund VAT

VCN - The revised Draft Law on Value Added Tax (VAT), besides inheriting many provisions from the current Law, also revises and supplements several contents to suit the actual situation, including some notable contents in VAT refund.

More News

Corporate bond maturity in 2024 remains high: MoF

Corporate bond maturity in 2024 remains high: MoF

The volume of corporate bonds maturing in 2024, though lower than that in 2023, is till at a high level, mostly in industries with payment risks such as real estate and renewable energy, according to a report by the Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Support clearance procedures for imported gold for bidding

Support clearance procedures for imported gold for bidding

VCN - The State Bank (SBV) has sent a document to competent ministries and branches requesting coordination in implementing the Prime Minister's direction in gold market management.
The exchange rate will gradually cool down from the end of the second quarter of 2024, while interest rates will remain low

The exchange rate will gradually cool down from the end of the second quarter of 2024, while interest rates will remain low

VCN - According to forecasts, Vietnam's financial sector in 2024 will be more positive, with the exchange rate gradually cooling down from the end of the second quarter of 2024, while interest rates will remain low to promote growth.
Majority of credit institutions forecast profit growth in 2024

Majority of credit institutions forecast profit growth in 2024

A total of 86.2% of credit institutions expect their profit this year to grow compared to 2023, according to the latest survey of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).
Central bank plans to auction gold bars on April 22

Central bank plans to auction gold bars on April 22

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) will auction SJC-branded gold bars on April 22, a representative of the central bank said on April 19.
Old loans must endure higher interest rates temporarily: central bank

Old loans must endure higher interest rates temporarily: central bank

The average lending interest rate for new loans by commercial banks is reported at around 6.4% per year, a decrease of 0.7 percentage point per year compared to the end of last year. However, borrowers with loans issued before the latest rate adjustment still must pay higher rates, according to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).
State-owned enterprises flourished

State-owned enterprises flourished

VCN - The production and business situation in the first quarter of 2024 of the state-owned enterprise sector continues to have many bright spots with many financial targets completed or exceeding the set plan. This is the premise for positive business results in the second quarter and the whole year 2024.
Forum discusses support for women-owned firms ​to join supply chains

Forum discusses support for women-owned firms ​to join supply chains

A forum on supporting women-owned businesses to join supply chains through sustainable development tools took place in Hanoi on April 17.
Ensure savings and prevent losses in disbursement of public investment

Ensure savings and prevent losses in disbursement of public investment

VCN - The practice of thrift and combating waste in the management and use of public investment is one of key tasks in the program of thrift practice and waste combat in 2024 of the Ministry of Finance.
Read More

Your care

Latest Most read
Vietnam seeks to remove obstacles in upgrade of securities market

Vietnam seeks to remove obstacles in upgrade of securities market

The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) recently held an online working session with the World Bank (WB) and the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) to discuss ways to remove obstacles related to criteria for upgrading the Vietnamese securities market.
Price stability from supply increase and transparency in trading in gold market

Price stability from supply increase and transparency in trading in gold market

VCN - To stabilize the gold market, economic expert Prof.Dr. Tran Tho Dat, a member of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Group, said that it is necessary to implement solutions to make all transactions transparent in the gold market, implement electr
SBV takes more actions to stabilise foreign exchange rates

SBV takes more actions to stabilise foreign exchange rates

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) on April 23 took some moves like issuing treasury bills (T-bills), further employing T-bills as an open market operation (OMO), and stipulating liquidity and interest rates in the inter-bank market in the face of surging USD/VND exchange rates.
Proposal to exclude criminal liability for tax officials when businesses provide false information to refund VAT

Proposal to exclude criminal liability for tax officials when businesses provide false information to refund VAT

The revised Draft Law on Value Added Tax (VAT) also revises and supplements several contents to suit the actual situation, including some notable contents in VAT refund
Corporate bond maturity in 2024 remains high: MoF

Corporate bond maturity in 2024 remains high: MoF

The volume of corporate bonds maturing in 2024, though lower than that in 2023, is till at a high level, mostly in industries with payment risks such as real estate and renewable energy, according to a report by the Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Mobile Version