Reaching approximately 40% of the estimate right in the first quarter
Specifically, compared with the estimate of 16/19 revenues, the tax rate is quite good (over 25%), of which some large revenues such as: the state-owned enterprise sector is estimated at 27.5%; enterprises with foreign investment capital is estimated at 30%; the industry, commerce and non-state service sector is estimated at 34%; personal income tax is estimated at 43.3%; environmental protection tax is estimated at 25.9%; registration fee collection is estimated at 30.3%; fee collection is estimated at 27.3%; land use levy is estimated at 38%…
Compared with the same period, there were 11/19 revenues, the tax with the growth rate is: personal income tax is estimated to increase by 20.6%; environmental protection tax is estimated to increase by 7.1%; registration fee is estimated to increase by 5.1%; fees – fees are estimated to increase by 4.2%; land rental is estimated to increase by 26.9%; land use levy is estimated to increase by 21%.
Budget revenue in the first quarter of 2022 achieved good progress in the implementation of the estimate and increased over the same period due to the continued control of the epidemic situation across the country and the recovery of production and business activities. The Government’s supportive policies have been working well, businesses have accelerated their production and business activities. The number of newly established enterprises and returning to operation in the first quarter of 2022 increased by 36.7% over the same period last year (on average, there were 20,000 newly established enterprises and returned to operation a month); total registered capital into the economy increased by 21%, of which additional registered capital of operating enterprises increased by 34.5%.
The service sector in the first quarter of 2022 prospered when many service activities were active again. Contributions of some market service industries with a large proportion to the increase in total added value of the first quarter of this year are as follows: Financial, banking and insurance activities increased by 9.75% over the same period last year prior to; transportation, warehousing increased by 7.06%; wholesale and retail increased by 2.98%.
In addition to businesses promoting production and business activities and making great contributions to the budget, the above results are achieved because the tax industry has synchronously implemented management solutions.
As of March 14, 2022, the whole Tax sector has carried out 4,890 inspections at the taxpayer’s headquarters and checked 90,503 tax declaration documents at the tax office, equaling 113.32% compared to the same period last year. period of 2021. The total amount proposed to be handled through inspection and examination is VND 4,255 billion, of which: the total amount of increased tax collected through inspection and examination is VND 1,050.2 billion; deduction of 237.8 billion dong; loss reduction is 2,967.1 billion dong.
In the first 3 months of 2022, the whole tax industry has collected VND 7,250 billion of tax debt. Tax authorities at all levels have handled tax arrears, canceled late payment debts that are no longer able to pay the state budget according to Resolution 94/2019/QH14, estimated at 150 billion VND.
Speaking at the meeting in the first quarter of 2022, Director General of the General Department of Taxation Cao Anh Tuan emphasized that the first quarter’s budget revenue achieved relatively positive results. However, the units need to continue to carefully review and grasp each revenue source, detailed tax for each month, each area, and tax in order to closely forecast the situation, the revenue situation, and then advise the leaders of the General Department of Taxation plan to manage the budget accordingly.
In particular, in the context that from April 1, 2022, the environmental protection tax on gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, and lubricants will be reduced by 50% and by 70% for kerosene products will serve as a source of revenue. the book decreased by over 20,000 billion dong.
Regarding debt management, tax authorities at all levels, Director General Cao Anh Tuan requested functional units to actively analyze the causes of each tax debt and the nature of debt in localities so that the General Department can effective tax debt settlement and recovery solutions. In addition, the General Department of Taxation makes the most of available information technology applications in tax debt management, thereby speeding up the progress of debt settlement, proactively proposing a plan to promptly remove the tax debt settlement. debt freezing and debt forgiveness according to Resolution No. 94 of the National Assembly.
At the same time, Director General Cao Anh Tuan requested Tax Departments to urgently complete the remaining audits from 2021 to switch to and carry out the inspection according to the approved 2022 plan and organize the inspection. implementing the inspection and inspection according to the topic of VAT refund for enterprises with high tax risks.
Preventing “two-price” real estate from evading transfer tax, Hanoi Tax Department has an open letter to land owners in the area.
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