- Electronic invoices aim to increase transparency and reduce fraud but have not eliminated illegal invoice trading due to management loopholes.
- Recent cases show that fraud has shifted from manual to digital forms, making detection harder without effective controls.
- Son Thai Long Co., Ltd. and Chinh Uy Trading and Construction Co., Ltd. were prosecuted for illegally buying and selling value-added tax invoices, causing significant state budget losses.
- Common tactics include creating “ghost” businesses to issue fake electronic invoices, which are then used to legitimize non-existent goods or services and evade taxes.
- Most violations now occur in digital data, disconnected from actual business transactions.
Source: baonghean.vn
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