Accompanying business households in tax policy transformation

(NLDO)- Experts disseminate tax knowledge to help business households reduce risks and improve compliance during the phase of abolishing lump-sum tax in 2026.

On October 9, Ho Chi Minh City Open University and the People's Committee of Cau Ong Lanh Ward organized a program to disseminate tax knowledge to about 100 business households in the area.

Reporter Le Thi Minh Chau disseminates tax knowledge to business households.

Professor Nguyen Minh Ha, Principal of Ho Chi Minh City Open University, said Current changes in tax policy have posed many challenges for millions of businesses in updating, adapting and complying with legal regulations.

With professional capacity and sense of responsibility towards the community, the team of lecturers and students of Ho Chi Minh City Open University wishes to accompany businesses in the digital transformation process, helping people understand correctly, implement correctly, minimize risks and improve operational efficiency, thereby contributing to sustainable socio -economic development.

At the program, reporter Le Thi Minh Chau, Director of Le Minh Accounting and Investment Consulting Services Co., Ltd., directly discussed and updated new regulations as well as proposed solutions and removed obstacles in the process of converting from contract households to declaration households for the business household community through 4 main contents:

- Identify business types: contract household, declaration household, enterprise.

- Steps to prepare when converting from contract household to declaration household: procedures, electronic invoices, books, management tools.

- Common risks and how to avoid them in practical operations.

- Note when recording, declaring, using documents and consulting experts .

On the same afternoon, a program to disseminate tax knowledge to business households will be held in Binh Loi commune, Ho Chi Minh City. This area There are 1,074 business households (of which 1,008 are contract households and 66 are declared households).

Source: https://nld.com.vn/dong-hanh-cung-ho-kinh-doanh-trong-chuyen-doi-chinh-sach-thue-196251009094549098.htm