The roadmap of BOT fee reduction will be submitted to the Government in August

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There are 5 stations with high fees.

According to Deputy Minister Vu Thi Mai, the Government issued Resolution 35/ NQ-CP on business development assistance to 2020, including requirements for the reduction of BOT fees, therefore, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of transportation together carried out and sought suitable alternatives.

On June 20, the Ministry of Finance implemented official advised the Prime Minister about specific plans of BOT fee reduction.

Accordingly, the Ministry of Finance proposed a 10-15% reduction rate for vehicles of Groups 4 (vehicles from 10 tons to 18 tons and 20-feet containers) and Group 5 (vehicle of 18 tons or more and 40-feet containers) of 29 stations with a maximum charge in Circular 159/2015 / TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance, guiding a number of articles of Decision No. 32 / 2015 / QD-TTg of the Prime Minister regulating standards, norms, management mode and the use of vehicles in state agencies. Also, reducing 10-20% of the fee in Group 1 and Group 2 of the 5 highest earning rate stations.

At present, the rate of the 5 highest collection stations is 45,000 vnd / turn, while the rate of group 1 and group 2 is 60,000 vnd / turn.

The official advise to the Prime Minister also stated that the stations must check the principles as well as the steps of implementation.

Then, on July 13, the Government Office sent an official notice of the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Vuong Dinh Hue to ask the Ministry of Finance to urgently consult the relevant ministries and agencies as well as the BOT investors in the field of road and bridge to report to the Government in August.

Thus, Ms. Vu Thi Mai said, on July 19, the Ministry of Finance sent a official dispatch to the localities, BOT investors, agencies and enterprises to review and send the reports to the Ministry of Finance before August 1.

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"The Ministry of Finance has received the feedback and will submit to the Government the comments and proposals on BOT fee reduction in August", the Deputy Minister of Finance, Mrs. Vu Thi Mai said.