Accordingly, the General Department of Taxation requests the Tax Departments of provinces and centrally-run cities to direct and disseminate to functional departments and tax branches on developing a plan to implement the function of the Business Household Number Map (BĐSHKD) specifically in the management area as follows:
Firstly, deploy screening of subjects in the area to avoid missing households, organize surveys of revenue and factors related to actual business activities of business households, update the "Private Database" of the Tax Department on business household management according to the instructions in the Tax management process for individual businesses, focusing on key industries of business households in the area.
For the "Private Database" it is necessary to deploy on an information technology platform to ensure the exploitation, direction and centralized control of the Tax Department over the determination of revenue and lump-sum tax rates of business households at the Tax Branches.
On that basis, ensure the establishment of the 2024 lump-sum tax set for business households close to reality.
Second, actively review and standardize tax registration information of business owners to ensure synchronization of tax data with the national population database.
Moving towards using personal identification codes instead of tax codes according to the Project on developing applications of population data, identification and electronic authentication to serve national digital transformation in the period 2022-2025, with a vision to 2030.
Third, fully implement the steps to process the data for establishing the 2024 Household Registration Book on the TMS system so that the first public information can be published immediately on the General Department of Taxation's Electronic Information page, and will be synchronized immediately on the Real Estate Business function from December 20 to December 31 every year.
Fourth, continue to promote the dissemination of basic digital skills to people and businesses, including looking up and responding to information on the tax authority's business registration function to help people and businesses fully participate in the digital transformation roadmap according to the Government 's direction.
Basic digital skills mentioned include: accessing and using the Internet, email, online shopping, using electronic invoices, electronic payments, electronic tax registration, electronic tax declaration, electronic tax payment, electronic tax refund, using online public services and ensuring personal information security.
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