Proactively control information on digital platforms.

The first step in finding "touchpoints" with the new policy is a change in the way we interact.

Previously, tax filing was tied to paper forms, but now the entire process has been streamlined through the eTax Mobile 2026 application. With the full integration of VNeID electronic identification, this application becomes a "helper," assisting citizens in tracking tax deadlines, searching for electronic invoices, and receiving instant notifications.

Proactively controlling information on digital platforms not only helps people avoid late payment penalties, but also serves as a starting point for financial transparency.

Businesses need to keep up with changes in the tax policy system in order to take full advantage of preferential resources from the State.

Alongside mastering the tools, taxpayers need to pay special attention to the implementation roadmap of important laws in 2026. From the beginning of the year, the market will experience the impact of increased excise tax on alcoholic beverages and an increase in personal income tax deductions. In particular, from March 26th to the end of June 2026, the policy of reducing the environmental protection tax on gasoline and diesel to zero will be a major boost to stabilize input costs for production and transportation. The most important milestone is July 1st, 2026, when the new Value Added Tax Law and the new Tax Administration Law officially come into effect, promising a simpler and more transparent administrative process than ever before.

In light of these major changes, besides the support of the Dak Lak Provincial Tax Department, taxpayers also need to take initiative. To fulfill their tax obligations effectively while developing their businesses, entities need to proactively enhance financial transparency and familiarize themselves with digital platforms. Thoroughly researching information on the official government website or contacting local tax authorities directly will be key to helping businesses and households confidently enter the new era of tax management.

In the context of Dak Lak's transformation towards a sustainable economy , the 2026 tax policy is a crucial leverage point. New regulations prioritize farming models that meet VietGAP and GlobalGAP standards, or businesses using renewable energy, through mechanisms such as quick tax refunds and reduced corporate income tax. Cooperatives and individual producers need to proactively cooperate with tax authorities to complete documentation proving their "green element," thereby reducing financial burdens and enhancing the position of agricultural products in the international market. Furthermore, adjustments to the taxable revenue threshold and the requirement for electronic invoices generated from cash registers must be strictly implemented, as these are essential for businesses to access provincial support packages during market fluctuations.

However, along with the convenience of technology comes the risk of cybersecurity breaches, as malicious actors have recently been impersonating tax officials. Taxpayers need to build a "shield" of awareness by always assuming that tax authorities only work through centralized management systems, eTax applications, or official documents with red seals. Any requests to transfer tax payments via Zalo messages or personal phone numbers are untrustworthy.

Proactively seeking information from official channels and fulfilling tax obligations not only helps businesses confidently enter the new era of management, but also makes a practical contribution to building infrastructure and developing the province's socio-economic development.

Kha Ngan

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/kinh-te/202605/chu-dong-kiem-soat-thong-tin-tren-nen-tang-so-a4a0d33/