(HBO) – The People’s Council of Hoa Binh province has set a target of collecting 5.07 trillion for the State budget in 2021, up 23 percent year-on-year. Of the sum, domestic revenue is hoped to reach 4.82 trillion VND and the remainder of 250 billion VND comes from exports.

The provincial Party Committee and provincial People’s Committee are drastically instructing relevant agencies and relevant sectors to strengthen management and well exploit sources of revenues, especially revenues from land auctions, and speed up the collection of tax arrears with the aim of completing 50 percent of the State budget collection estimate for the whole year.

Luong Son district actively exploits revenues from auctions of land use rights. Photo: The district completes land clearance for land use right auctions in Dong Tien hamlet, Xuan Vinh commune.

 

Localities such as Hoa Binh city and Luong Son district have coordinated with relevant agencies to create revenues from land. The provincial Customs Sub-department has speeding up the reform of administrative procedures to shorten the time and costs for enterprises, facilitating their tax payment.

The State budget revenue of Hoa Binh in the first quarter of 2021 increased by 71 percent compared to the same period last year.

To complete the State budget collection task in 2021, the provincial Party Committee and People’s Committee are focusing on directing relevant sectors to strengthen coordination and synchronously implement solutions in accordance with the provincial People's Committee’s Directive No.03 on major tasks and measures to fulfill socio-economic development plans and State budget estimates in 2021.

The locality is striving to complete 50 percent of the State budget revenue target of 2021 in the first six months of the year.

Attention will be paid to removing difficulties for production and business activities, improving the investment environment of the locality, and facilitating investment projects towards creating sustainable State budget revenues./.

 

 


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