Tax officers ensure work progress in the Tet holidays

The Director General of Taxation has issued a document to require the Tax officers must work on time in the first days after the Tet holidays. Photo: T.H

The Director General of Taxation requested the heads of Tax authorities at all levels publicized to all Tax officers must strictly abide administrative disciplines and rules to ensure work before and after the Tet holidays that performed normally and well support Tax payers and do not affect Tax tasks.

The Director General also required the Tax officers must work on time in the first days after the Tet holidays; urgently handled and resolved the work on the first working days and weeks to ensure quality and progress, especially backlogs, work behind schedule, and not let the work to be stagnated and jammed.

A Tax officer is not permitted to perform the entire procedure on sale and issue of retail invoices

Especially, the document clearly regulated that the visits and tours by State funds are strictly forbidden; the use of public assets and vehicles for personal purposes and not consistent with provisions is also forbidden.

For the violation cases, the heads of units and relevant individuals will be responsible for compensation of public funds.