Focus efforts on collecting tax debts.

- From the beginning of 2026 until now, the collection of domestic tax debts in the province has achieved positive results. Furthermore, all levels and sectors are continuing to implement comprehensive solutions to further improve the management and recovery of tax debts in the future.

Tax officials at the grassroots level (level 5) disseminate information and assist taxpayers in understanding tax policies using mobile devices.

In 2026, the central government assigned a target of 3,774 billion VND for domestic revenue collection in the province, while the Provincial People's Council assigned a target of 3,874 billion VND. Recognizing the crucial role of tax debt management and recovery in ensuring fairness and transparency among taxpayers, and contributing significantly to achieving the assigned budget revenue target, relevant levels and sectors, especially the tax authorities, have proactively and decisively implemented numerous comprehensive solutions.

Mr. Nguyen Van Dieu, Head of the Provincial Tax Department, stated: To effectively implement tax debt management and recovery, from the beginning of 2026 until now, the tax authorities have issued numerous directives on strengthening tax debt management and recovery, and implementing tax debt enforcement measures; assigning targets for debt collection, debt handling, and tax arrears; and assigning tasks to review tax arrears in detail for each individual, accurately determining the debt status, causes of debt, and proposing appropriate handling measures for each debt…

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The situation of import and export of goods through border gates in Lang Son province on June 24, 2026.On June 24, 2026, import and export activities at border gates, dedicated roads, and customs clearance points in the province proceeded normally, without any sudden or unusual events. The total number of vehicles transporting import and export goods reached 1,860; of which, 497 vehicles were for export (a decrease of 28 vehicles compared to June 23, 2026); and 1,363 vehicles were for import (a decrease of 10 vehicles compared to June 23, 2026). The total weight of agricultural products exported on that day was approximately 3,745 tons, and imported approximately 3,424 tons. Cumulatively from the beginning of the year to June 24, 2026, the total number of vehicles reached 302,356, including 81,760 for export and 220,596 for import.

Based on the directives of the provincial tax authority, specialized departments and subordinate tax offices have promptly implemented many specific solutions. Mr. Pham Tuan Hung, Deputy Head of the Operations - Budget - Legal Affairs Department (Provincial Tax Authority), said: To effectively manage tax debt, from the beginning of 2026 to the present, the specialized department and subordinate tax offices have focused on reviewing and comparing tax debt data on tax management applications; classifying debts into groups; strengthening efforts to urge taxpayers to fulfill their budget payment obligations through various means; and enforcing tax debt collection against delinquent and overdue cases in accordance with the law. As a result, the tax authority has requested temporary travel bans for 64 cases; issued debt notices to 100% of tax debt cases; coordinated over 100 news articles and reports on mass media; and provided support to over 2,000 taxpayers through various means…

Through comprehensive and decisive measures, tax debt collection in the province has achieved positive results. Specifically, from the beginning of 2026 to the present, the tax sector has collected over 1,600 billion VND in outstanding tax debts, including over 375 billion VND in tax debts carried over from the previous year, with the remainder being newly incurred tax debts in 2026. Many units have made large tax payments, such as Lang Son Production and Trading Joint Stock Company, which paid nearly 142 billion VND; Bao Nguyen Transport and Trading Joint Stock Company, which paid nearly 29 billion VND…

Despite the achievements, the recovery of domestic tax debts still faces some difficulties and obstacles. As of the end of May 2026, the total amount of tax debt in the province was 632 billion VND. Of this, 584.5 billion VND was considered collectible; 42.2 billion VND was considered uncollectible; and 5.4 billion VND was currently under processing.

Given the continued high level of outstanding tax debt, not to mention potential future tax arrears, relevant authorities and agencies are continuing to implement solutions to further improve the efficiency of tax debt management and recovery. Specifically, at the beginning of June 2026, the Provincial Steering Committee for State Budget Revenue Collection held a meeting to evaluate budget revenue collection, including a detailed analysis and assessment of tax debt management and recovery during the first five months of the year. Simultaneously, measures for future tax debt management were implemented. The Steering Committee assigned the Provincial Tax Department to aggressively implement tax debt recovery measures; research and develop a debt handling plan for each group of taxpayers; fully apply all prescribed enforcement and collection measures; and review and compile a list of organizations and individuals with large outstanding tax debts to report to the Provincial People's Committee in June 2026.

Following directives from higher authorities, the tax sector is currently strengthening the review and classification of tax debts; regularly comparing and standardizing data to ensure that debt figures accurately reflect the actual situation and effectively serve management and operational tasks; promoting debt collection measures from the moment they arise, such as sending debt notices and late payment penalties, working directly with businesses with large and long-standing debts, requiring them to develop specific debt repayment plans, and minimizing the occurrence of new debts; implementing coercive measures such as deducting money from accounts, freezing accounts, suspending the use of electronic invoices, enforcing collection through asset seizure, or requesting the revocation of business registration certificates as prescribed; and publicly disclosing information on tax debt cases…

With the results achieved in the first five months of 2026 and the solutions that have been and are being implemented, it is believed that the management and recovery of tax debts in the province will continue to show even more significant improvements in the coming period. This will make an important contribution to the overall budget revenue in the province.

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