The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and General Department of Taxation, under the Ministry of Finance, revealed a report on the satisfaction of businesses with the tax administrative procedures reform in 2014 in Hanoi on August 11.

According to the report, about 71% of businesses said they were satisfied with the tax administrative procedures reform in 2014.
Dau Anh Tuan, Head of the Legal Department of the VCCI said 58% of the 2,500 surveyed enterprises considered information about tax procedures to be simple and understandable.
The report of the VCCI showed that 7 in every 10 businesses faced difficulties in learning about tax-related policies and laws. 49% of the respondents also said they met certain obstacles in registering for taxes or adjusting tax registration information.
53% of the replies said tax staff members had appropriate attitude when working, and 52% had positive assessments of the tax staff’s professional capacity.
Tuan added that 48% of companies recognised substantial improvements in the tax sector’s information dissemination, assistance to tax payers, management and inspections.
President of the VCCI Vu Tien Loc said the report shows the recent reform of tax procedures is on the right track, resulting in initial successes. It also encourages that the efforts be carried out continuously since the business circle has pinned high hopes on the sector’s performance.
General Director of Taxation Department Bui Van Nam said the department will acquire all suggestions of administrative procedures reform to ensure the most favourable conditions for citizens and enterprises in the implementation of tax obligations.
Dau Anh Tuan, Head of the Legal Department of the VCCI said 58% of the 2,500 surveyed enterprises considered information about tax procedures to be simple and understandable.
The report of the VCCI showed that 7 in every 10 businesses faced difficulties in learning about tax-related policies and laws. 49% of the respondents also said they met certain obstacles in registering for taxes or adjusting tax registration information.
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Tuan added that 48% of companies recognised substantial improvements in the tax sector’s information dissemination, assistance to tax payers, management and inspections.
President of the VCCI Vu Tien Loc said the report shows the recent reform of tax procedures is on the right track, resulting in initial successes. It also encourages that the efforts be carried out continuously since the business circle has pinned high hopes on the sector’s performance.
General Director of Taxation Department Bui Van Nam said the department will acquire all suggestions of administrative procedures reform to ensure the most favourable conditions for citizens and enterprises in the implementation of tax obligations.
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