Yen Binh: State budget revenue in the first 5 months of 2025 reached nearly 138 billion VND

By the end of May 5, 2025, the total state budget revenue in Yen Binh district reached 137.5 billion VND, equal to 38% of the provincial estimate and 27% of the province's budget revenue scenario. Of which, the budget balance revenue reached 103.2 billion VND (40% of the provincial estimate), revenue from land use fees reached 34.3 billion VND (34% of the provincial estimate, 18.5% of the province's revenue scenario).

In the first 4 months of 2025 alone, the total state budget revenue in the area reached 135.6 billion VND, equal to 123% compared to the 4-month scenario and increased by 38% over the same period last year. Of which, balanced revenue reached 101.3 billion VND, increased by 23% over the same period; revenue from land use fees reached 34.3 billion VND, increased by 115% over the same period.

The results of revenue collection by region and specific tax are as follows: revenue from the state-owned sector reached 5.1 billion VND (32% of the estimate), revenue from the foreign-invested joint venture sector reached 5.35 billion VND (31%), non-state-owned revenue reached 67.8 billion VND (42%), personal income tax 4.8 billion VND (27%), registration fee 10.4 billion VND (52%), fees and charges 6.3 billion VND (42%), other budget revenue 2.5 billion VND (28%), land rent 0.85 billion VND (19%).

To ensure budget collection progress, Yen Binh district has developed a collection plan for the second quarter and the first 6 months of 2025. It is expected that the total state budget revenue in the second quarter will reach 162 billion VND, of which the balance revenue will be 62 billion VND and the land allocation fee will be 100 billion VND. In the first 6 months of the year, the total budget revenue is expected to reach 263.3 billion VND, equal to 73% of the provincial estimate and 52% of the district estimate. Of which, the balance revenue will reach 138.2 billion VND and the land allocation fee will reach 125.1 billion VND, exceeding the provincial estimate by 25%.

In particular, the district has successfully auctioned many land funds, contributing significantly to revenue. Specifically, 3 land funds auctioned in April 2025 in Han Da, Bach Ha and Cam Nhan communes collected nearly 4.87 billion VND, of which 0.954 billion VND was paid to the state budget; the district continues to auction 8 remaining land funds from 2022-2023 with a total expected revenue of 42 billion VND, of which the amount paid to the state budget is from 20% to 50%, about 15.2 billion VND.

Along with that, the district will focus on evaluating the results of budget collection according to the scenario, specifically for each revenue source and tax on a monthly basis; promote coordination to effectively manage revenue sources in the area, especially revenue from land and revenue arising from basic construction activities; propose solutions on mechanisms, policies, and administrative procedure reforms to encourage and attract investment, develop production and business, promote economic growth, and generate revenue for the state budget; enhance the effective operation of the Tax Advisory Councils of communes and towns, closely coordinate with the district's State Budget Collection Monitoring Team, review all revenue sources and individuals doing business in the area to manage taxes in accordance with the scale and business lines of the right subjects...

Hoai Van

Source: https://baoyenbai.com.vn/12/350257/Yen-Binh-Thu-ngan-sach-Nha-nuoc-5-thang-dau-nam-2025-dat-gan-138-ty-dong.aspx