(HBO) – Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Ngo Van Tuan held a working session with the provincial financial sector on April 14 to review State budget performance and public investment disbursement in the first quarter as well as launch key tasks for the remaining months of this year. Attending the event were Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Quach Tat Liem and leaders of departments and agencies.
Member of the Party Central
Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Ngo Van Tuan speaks at
the working session.
The provincial Finance Department reported
that State budget collection reached over 1 trillion VND in the first quarter,
or 23 percent of the estimate set by the Government. Of which, 897.4 billion
VND was domestic collection, equivalent to 19 percent of the target set in the
Resolution of the provincial People’s Council, up 26 percent year-on-year. Collection
from exports hit 103.4 billion VND, or 171 percent of the figure in the same
period last year.
The province disbursed 55.9 billion VND, or
14 percent of the plan by the provincial People’s Committee.
At the working session, delegates shared
the view that State budget collection showed progress year-on-year. They
pointed out difficulties and challenges as well as offered suggestions to
improve the efficiency of the effort, accelerate disbursement progress and tax
debt collection.
Concluding the event, Tuan hailed the
sector for effectively managing and using resources for socio-economic
development.
Basically agreeing with the sector’s
measures, Tuan asked the sector to materialise the Resolution of the 17thprovincial Party Congress via action plans and programmes, improve the
efficiency of giving advice to the province to perform State budget task, with
special attention given to building a contingent of responsible and capable finance
officers to fulfill assigned missions. He asked the sector to partner with
relevant units to accomplish the budget collection task, remove difficulties in
production and business, and improve the investment environment, thus creating
a sustainable source of income for the State budget./.
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