What do the General Department of Taxation and the lottery company say?

Vietlott and the General Department of Taxation are developing a project

The representative of the unit assigned to take charge of this project of the General Department of Taxation said: The Ministry of Finance has assigned the General Department of Taxation as the focal point to develop the scheme to promote e-invoice. This person said: “The General Department of Taxation is reviewing and coordinating with a third party, the Vietnam Lottery Company (Vietlott) to come up with the most appropriate policies and forms”.

The representative of the above project said that he will try to review and compare legal regulations to bring this form of incentive to apply as soon as possible.

On Vietlott’s side, in a quick exchange with PV Dan Viet, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Dam, General Director of Vietnam Computer Lottery Company (Vietlott), said that the two sides have initially agreed to Vietlott to organize a prize draw for Vietnamese lottery players. As for the payment method, Vietlott is coordinating with the General Department of Taxation to come up with the most suitable payment plan.

Previously, replying to delegate Trinh Thi Tu Anh about the results of implementing e-invoices and mechanisms to encourage and support the promotion of e-invoices in civil transactions at a questioning session on June 8 at the National Assembly. , Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phuc said that the Ministry of Finance will guide localities and Vietlott draws prizes by invoice code to encourage people to take e-invoices.

According to the Minister of Finance, the Ministry of Finance will move forward to apply artificial intelligence to process big data to prevent risks, take advantage of policies, prevent selling fake invoices, refund value-added tax without payment. exactly.

The implementation of e-invoices is carried out in enterprises and organizations. Households in remote areas do not yet have computers or smartphones, he said “maybe gradually”.

According to Mr. Phuc, e-invoices applied in payment, purchase and sale have been piloted in phase 1 in 6 localities – where 4 billion e-invoices are accounted for.

From April to now, 93% of e-invoices have been deployed (reaching 7 billion invoices). By July 1, all businesses across the country must use electronic invoices.