(HBO) - According to the provincial Tax Department, in March, budget revenue in the province was estimated at 258 billion VND (11 million USD), bringing the total state budget collections in the first three months of the year to 775.7 billion VND, accounting for 15.8% of the amount assigned by the central government and 11.2% of the target set by the provincial People's Council.


The provincial Tax Department has implemented many solutions to ensure state budget revenue in 2023.

Land use levy collection in the first three months was estimated at 70.2 billion VND, reaching 3.5% of the Government’s target, and 2% of the provincial People's Council estimate.

Tax and fee collection (except for land use fees) was estimated at 705.5 billion VND, reaching 24.2% of the Government’s target and 20.8% of the provincial People's Council estimate, equivalent to 106.3 % of the figure of same period last year.

In the coming time, the provincial Tax Department will continue to effectively implement the direction of the Government and the provincial People's Council and People's Committee on implementing socio-economic development tasks and the State budget estimate in 2023; the main tasks and solutions to improve the business environment and improve the competitiveness of the province in 2023.

The department will also synchronously deploy solutions to enhance revenue source management and prevent loss of budget revenue./.


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