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In the third quarter, the General Department of Vietnam Customs strengthened the post-clearance audit, focusing on directing and instructing the operation of post-clearance audits nationwide and answering the problems of enterprises.

The country's top customs regulator has also focused on amending Decision 575/QĐ-TCHQ dated March 21, 2019, on the promulgation of the process of post-clearance audit, including the management process for authorized economic operators.

Currently, the GDVC has directed units to report the performance results in the first phase of seven projects under Official Letter 800/TCHQ-KTSTQ dated March 13, 2022, thereby assessing and developing implementation plans in the last months of 2022.

In the third quarter, the whole custom sector conducted 829 post-clearance audits, of which 331 audits at the customs declarant's office and 498 at the customs office.

The total amount of tax assessment and fines was VND154.68 billion, of which VND91.98 billion was contributed to the State budget.

Accumulated in the first nine months of the year, the sector has performed 1,980 post-clearance audits, including 687 audits at the headquarters of the customs declarant and 1,293 audits at the Customs office.

The total amount of tax assessment and fines was VND360.92 billion, of which VND234.34 billion was paid to the State budget. The Post Clearance Audit alone contributed about VND117 billion, accounting for about 50% of the revenue of the whole post-clearance audit force.