Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department: Exceeding 90% of assigned revenue target
On the afternoon of January 8, the Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department held a conference to summarize the tax work in 2025 and implement tasks in 2026. The conference saw the presence of Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee.
Delegates attend the conference.
In 2025, the Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department was assigned a revenue target of 50,006 billion VND, including 31,720 billion VND from land use fees and 18,286 billion VND from other fees and revenues. With a determination to ensure resources for economic and social development, the Provincial Tax Department focused on reviewing revenue sources and urging collection. By December 31st, 2025, the Provincial Tax Department has collected 94,763.3 billion VND, exceeding the assigned target by 90% and increasing by 101% compared to the same period. Twelve out of sixteen revenue items and tax categories have been completed, exceeding or significantly surpassing the assigned targets.
In 2025, the Tax Department carried out a transition from a functional management model to a combined functional and object-based management model; focusing on disseminating tax policies through diverse forms, managing compliance with tax laws and taxpayer obligations, with the motto of reducing bureaucracy, making implementation faster, easier, less costly, and more reliable; accelerating the progress and quality of inspection work, combating tax evasion, strictly controlling value-added tax refunds, and strengthening debt recovery; reforming administrative procedures, and digital transformation...
The provincial Tax Department has promptly conveyed new tax policies and information to taxpayers, especially accompanying households and individual businesses in the transformation of tax management models and methods for household businesses when abolishing lump-sum tax, with the highlight being the 60-day action plan to support households and individual businesses. By the end of the year, the Provincial Tax Department managed over 43,000 taxpayers, including businesses and organizations. Of these, 23,690 were active taxpayers. The total number of tax returns due for the year was nearly 190,000, with 98.3% submitted, including 99.2% timely submission.
The entire sector issued over 2,800 administrative penalty decisions, totaling more than 20 billion VND, against taxpayers who were late in submitting tax returns. 750 refund applications were processed, totaling over 4.7 trillion VND in refunds; 99 post-refund inspections were conducted, resulting in nearly 97 billion VND in back taxes and penalties. Attention was also paid to inspections, combating revenue loss, managing and urging tax debt recovery, administrative procedure reform, and digital transformation.
In 2026, Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department set forth several key tasks as follows: Implementing comprehensively, flexibly, and effectively the functions of tax management to ensure accurate, complete, and timely tax collection, exploiting revenue sources to increase revenue and combat tax evasion; continuing to effectively perform support packages for businesses; boosting tax system reform according to plan; simplifying tax administrative procedures; maintaining electronic tax declaration, payment, and refund services.
Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, delivers a directive speech at the conference.
In his directive speech at the conference, Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, highly appreciated the efforts of the Provincial Tax Department in overcoming difficulties in the context of organizational restructuring, exceeding the assigned budget targets, and making important contributions to the socio-economic development of the province. He suggested that the tax sector closely follow the direction and management of the Ministry of Finance, the Provincial Tax Department, and the Provincial People's Committee to decisively and synchronously conduct revenue management solutions and build scenarios for state budget revenue collection; focus on implementing budget revenue management work from the beginning of the year; closely monitor the progress of revenue collection, evaluate and analyze the revenue situation in each locality, region, and tax category to promptly advise the province on proactive solutions in managing and balancing state budget revenue and expenditure; continue to widely disseminate new tax policies to businesses and business households, remove difficulties, and provide maximum support to taxpayers.
Comrade Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, presents Certificates of Merit from the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee to individuals with outstanding achievements in tax work in 2025.
At the conference, many collectives and individuals were commended by the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the Director of the Provincial Tax Department for outstanding achievements in tax work in 2024 and 2025.
