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2015: The Customs sector strives to collect VND 275,000 billion from the state budget
21/11/2022

​On January 13, 215, the Director General of the General Department of Customs issued Directive No. 217/CT-TCHQ to thoroughly grasp the sector's 2015 state budget collection tasks.

In 2015, the Ministry of Finance assigned the Customs sector to collect VND 260,000 billion from the state budget. At the closing conference on December 25, 2014, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Van Ninh and leaders of the Ministry directed the industry to strive for a new target of VND 275,000 billion.

In order to achieve this number, the Director of the General Department of Customs requires the subordinate units to well perform the assigned tasks.

Firstly, the General Director requested each Customs Department of provinces and cities to strive to exceed the targets assigned by the General Department.

The second is to well implement the 2014 Customs Law and its guiding documents.

Specifically, creating favorable conditions for enterprises with a large flow of regular import-export goods through the unit and good compliance with the law; regular dialogue with taxpayers.

Proactively and actively propagate policies and laws, especially guiding documents of the Customs Law 2014, to help businesses understand correctly, fully and voluntarily comply with tax obligations.

Coordinate with media agencies to propagate good examples in tax collection and payment, notify enterprises of customs violations, deliberately delay in tax payment and tax debt payment. Propagating to businesses the benefits of payment through the banking system so that businesses can actively participate.

Maintain a quick resolution team, proactively solve problems within the competence for each enterprise.

Surveying and evaluating the law observance and import-export turnover of enterprises with large revenues, regularly carrying out procedures at each border gate to have an appropriate priority mechanism to ensure compliance with the law.

The third is to focus on reviewing and firmly grasping the tax debt situation at the unit, ensuring effective collection of outstanding debts.

Declarations arising in 2015 must be collected in full and in a timely manner. For overdue tax debts incurred in 2015 at the unit, the Director must be responsible to the General Department and the Ministry leaders.

Continue to review and submit to the competent authorities to write off the debts which are subject to write off according to Article 134 of Circular No. 128/2013/TT-BTC and Circular No. 179/2013/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance.

Urging debt recovery, coordinating with commercial banks, police, domestic tax and relevant agencies in handling difficulties in debt recovery.

Fourthly, strengthen the control, fight against smuggling, trade fraud and risk management (risk management).

Advising the Government and the Ministry of Finance in directing the fight against smuggling, well performing the role of the standing body of the National Steering Committee 389, creating a strong change in the fight against smuggling.

Firmly grasp the situation in the area, promptly warn of new methods and tricks of criminals to fight and prevent. Fight to arrest and handle violations effectively, focusing on groups of banned goods, timber, minerals, foreign currency, scrap, gold, alcohol, tobacco, electronics, Chinese groceries... and group sectors where policies are abused to violate such as temporary import for re-export, tax refund, goods in transit, etc.

Strengthen coordination with police, border guards, market managers, marine police... Promote propaganda and dissemination of legal policies. Organize information collection, analysis and risk assessment. Review and analyze import-export activities of enterprises, focusing on high-risk enterprises. Improve operational efficiency of container scanners, baggage scanners....

Fifth, strengthen post-customs clearance inspection, inspection and internal inspection.

Post-clearance inspection prioritizes inspection and detection of new and hot issues, ensuring timely prevention of law violations.

Focus on inspecting key businesses, fields and products with high risk.

The sixth is to strictly implement the fiscal policy, the conclusions and recommendations of the audit and inspection agencies.

Seventh, strengthen building a contingent of cadres and civil servants, maintaining discipline and discipline in performing tasks.

Finally, the Customs Departments of provinces and cities closely monitor and manage the state budget collection and payment, analyze and report in time the factors affecting the revenue, propose to handle problems related to regimes and policies. Tax policy affects the management of state budget collection and payment.
This directive is thoroughly communicated to all Customs officers and employees, in order to complete the assigned political tasks in 2015.

 

P.D
source: General Department of Customs