Targeting to accomplish budget collection assignment

According to Binh Duong Customs Department, due to the ongoing conflict of Russia and Ukraine, some developed countries have been erecting technical barriers that make it difficult for Vietnamese businesses in the 9 months of 2023, especially Binh Duong's key industries such as iron and steel, furniture and textiles have been hit. Meanwhile, businesses are still facing great drawbacks due to a continuous decrease in export orders. As of September 15, the unit's budget revenue was over VND 11,030 billion, reaching 54.61% of the assigned target of VND 20,200 billion and decreasing by nearly 25% over the same period last year.

Making the best effort to achieve the set budget collection goals, the provincial Customs Department is continuing to implement policies and solutions on customs procedures to create favorable conditions for businesses. The unit has strengthened the monitoring of business operations, especially businesses with high revenues and businesses that are facing difficulties and have to temporarily suspend operations promptly taking effective support measures to stabilize revenues.

Reported by N. Thanh – Translated by Vi Bao

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