Solutions needed to ensure State budget collection: resolution
The Government on August 13 issued a resolution asking for the Ministry of Finance to ensure the completion of State budget collection in 2019, as well as strict management over the budget.
An office of the Hanoi Taxation Department (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Government on August 13 issueda resolution asking for the Ministry of Finance to ensure the completion of Statebudget collection in 2019, as well as strict management over the budget.
Under the resolution following the Government’s regularmeeting, which was held on August 1, the Government requested the ministry to promptlycomplete a project to expand tax base and prevent loss in State budgetcollection.
The ministry should effectively implement the national andASEAN single-window mechanisms to facilitate trade, while coordinating with theMinistry of Industry and Trade and localities to strengthen the combat againstsmuggling, trade fraud and fake commodities, asked the Government.
The Government also requested the ministry to build legalfoundation to deal with issues related to State-owned land in equitisedcompanies, promoting the stock market, and encouraging the growth of businessbonds.
At the same time, the ministry was urged to apply solutionsto expand export markets, develop e-commerce and suitable e-payment methods, andspeed up major industrial and power projects.-VNA
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An office of the Hanoi Taxation Department (Photo: VNA) 
