In Notification No. 1026/TB-TCT, the General Department of Taxation requires: Heads of units throughout the system, based on their assigned functions and tasks, to continue to strictly and effectively implement the resolutions, conclusions of the Prime Minister; the resolutions at the regular meetings of the Government; the directions of the Ministry of Finance, the General Department of Taxation. 

“The tax sector strives to collect state budget revenue in 2024 exceeding the National Assembly’s assignment, and state budget revenue in 2025 is about 5% higher than the actual implementation in 2024 to ensure resources for socio-economic development; expand and anti-tax base erosion, exploit remaining revenue sources, and expand the new revenue base.”

At the same time, tax agencies at all levels need to continue to focus on promoting digital transformation, applying information technology, and improving the effectiveness of tax management, especially revenue from e-commerce activities, foreign suppliers; deploying electronic invoices created from cash registers for enterprises, business households providing goods and services directly to consumers; strengthening inspection and examination to prevent state budget losses, and combating smuggling, commercial fraud, and transfer pricing fraud.

For functional Departments and Divisions, the General Department of Taxation requires continued coordination to study and propose to competent authorities the issuance of tax laws and policies, ensuring that taxes are collected correctly, fully, and timely as prescribed, especially taxes on houses and land.

At the same time, strengthen the inspection and supervision of compliance with tax law regulations of officials and public servants. For Provincial and City Tax Departments, drastically reduce and save 5% of the regular expenditure estimate, proactively review and arrange assigned expenditure tasks.

In 2025, the General Department of Taxation requires, in addition to the 10% savings in regular expenditure to create a source for salary reform as prescribed, it is necessary to synchronously implement solutions to review, restructure expenditure tasks, and strive to save an additional 10% of the increased regular expenditure of the 2025 estimate compared to the 2024 estimate (after excluding similar expenditures in 2024 as prescribed in Resolution No. 119/NQ-CP).

Tax agencies organize the review and rearrangement of public assets, handle assets that are no longer needed; resolutely recover assets that are used for the wrong purposes, for the wrong purposes, exceeding standards, norms; accelerate the progress of implementing and disbursing public investment capital; strive to disburse over 95% of the planned capital in 2024.