Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on June 6, 2025

Do not let ... "avoid" taxes in fulfilling tax obligations; Building advanced new rural areas in Hanoi: Driving force for sustainable development; The press contributes to developing corporate culture in the new era; Resettlement housing project N01, at land plot D17, Cau Giay New Urban Area: Restarting construction, avoiding waste; Many risks from hand-to-hand service land trading... are notable information in the Hanoi Moi printed newspaper issued on June 6, 2025.

Do not... "avoid" taxes in fulfilling tax obligations

People scan QR codes to pay bills at a convenience store in Hoai Duc district. Photo: Nguyen Quang

On June 5, according to the reporter of Hanoi Moi Newspaper, at many small businesses, food services, or at traditional markets in the city, online payment refusals do occur but are not common.

However, according to some other consumers, some businesses, eateries, restaurants, and retail stores refuse to accept payments by bank transfer, preferring cash.

Director of Keytas Tax Accounting Company, Le Van Tuan, commented that the situation where some stores refuse to accept money transfers and only accept cash from customers, or ask customers to transfer money to many different accounts, without recording the transfer content... is a mistake for taxpayers, because the total revenue will be calculated based on the total of all accounts of that individual.

Advanced new rural construction in Hanoi :
Driving force for sustainable development

The appearance of a new, spacious rural area in Tien Duong commune (Dong Anh district). Photo: Quang Thai

With proactive and creative approaches, Hanoi has had 191 communes and 5 districts recognized as meeting advanced new rural standards.

Thanks to the achievements in building advanced new rural areas, the economic and social infrastructure system in Hanoi has been completed synchronously, connecting urban and rural areas. In particular, in the districts of Gia Lam, Dong Anh, Thanh Tri, Hoai Duc... there is a strong urbanization speed.

“Building advanced new rural areas is not only about completing targets but also about improving people's quality of life, building livable rural areas and sustainable development,” affirmed Nguyen Xuan Dai, Director of the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment.

Journalism contributes to developing corporate culture in the new era

Scene of the Workshop “Press accompanies in building and developing corporate culture in the new era”. Photo: Tran Huan

On the morning of June 5, the workshop "Press accompanies the building and development of corporate culture in the new era" took place in Hanoi.

Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Ho An Phong highly appreciated the role of enterprises in bringing the country into a new era of development and catching up with advanced countries in the world. Enterprises that want to develop sustainably and creatively in the new era need to focus on corporate culture.

Journalist Nguyen Minh Duc, Editor-in-Chief of Hanoi Moi Newspaper and Vice President of HANOISME, analyzed that the press plays the role of a bridge between businesses and customers, investors and partners, and is also a channel to convey information about policies, markets and business trends.

Vice President and General Secretary of HANOISME Mac Quoc Anh suggested: “In the new context, the press needs to continue to innovate, pioneer in spreading ethical values, corporate cultural standards, accompany private enterprises on the path to affirming their position, contributing to bringing Vietnam's economy to the regional and world level”, Mr. Mac Quoc Anh suggested.

Resettlement housing project N01, at plot D17, Cau Giay New Urban Area:

Restart, avoid waste

Resettlement housing project N01, Cau Giay New Urban Area (Cau Giay district) is under construction again and will be completed in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Up to now, the resettlement housing project N01, at land plot D17 of Cau Giay New Urban Area is still unfinished and cannot be put into use to serve the resettlement work for households in the area of ​​land clearance for the project to expand Nguyen Van Huyen extended road and migrate to Cau Giay New Urban Area.

Speaking to reporters, Director of Cau Giay District Construction Investment Project Management Board Nguyen Viet Trung said that up to now, the N01 resettlement housing project has basically completed 90.8% of construction items.

The N01 resettlement housing project is under construction again, and is expected to basically complete some additional infrastructure items by July 1, 2025. According to the plan, the project will be completed in the fourth quarter of 2025, ending the state of abandonment that has caused waste for many years.

Many risks from buying and selling service land

People need to be careful when buying hand-over service land to avoid risks and disputes.

Sharing with reporters of Hanoi Moi Newspaper, Ms. Nguyen Thi N. (Nam Tu Liem District) said that according to regulations, many households in the old Tu Liem District whose agricultural land area was recovered from 30% or more before 2009-2010 are entitled to compensation in the form of service land with an area of ​​80m2/household. Many households have received the project approval decision, compensation plan and are waiting for the investor and local authorities to complete the infrastructure and then draw lots to hand over the land.

However, during this period, many households rushed to sell service land (land sale without going through official legal procedures) to others by handing over decisions and approved plans.

After 10 years, at the end of May 2025, the People's Committee of Bac Tu Liem District organized an invitation for the owners of the households whose land was recovered to draw lots to hand over the land. At this time, Ms. N. was shocked to discover that Ms. T. had died, and her son had "turned the tables" and refused to accept the sale documents between Ms. T. and Ms. N. on the grounds that the power of attorney expired when Ms. T. died.

Regarding this issue, Lawyer Tran Hoang Vu, Director of AEC Law Firm (Hanoi Bar Association) said that buying and selling through handwritten documents is very risky, especially with service land that is in the stage of not yet handing over the premises.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/tin-tuc-dac-biet-tren-bao-in-hanoimoi-ngay-6-6-2025-704661.html