- Vietnam is implementing e-invoices to improve tax management and combat tax evasion
- Measures are being taken to promote the use of e-invoices, including for sectors like golf course services and e-commerce
- The tax sector is intensifying inspections on businesses to ensure compliance with tax regulations
- The e-invoice system has processed 7.78 billion invoices, saving up to 90% of costs compared to paper invoices
- Some sectors like petroleum, golf course services, and gold trading have been slower in implementing e-invoices
- Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh instructed strict implementation of e-invoice regulations in gold trading activities
- The e-invoice system is operating smoothly, but there are still issues with fraud causing budget revenue loss
- Fraudulent acts involve ghost businesses and illegal invoices, impacting VAT deductions and revenue
Source: en.sggp.org.vn
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