Vinh Phuc: Seven months of budget revenue increased by nearly 10% over the same period
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- 22:32 15/08/2022
DNHN - Implementing financial solutions in a synchronous manner, in the first 7 months of the year Vinh Phuc collected VND 21,805 billion from the state budget, up 9.77% over the same period last year, reaching about 68.3% of the 2022 target.

Data from Vinh Phuc Statistical Office shows that, in the first 7 months of 2022, the total state budget revenue in Vinh Phuc province reached VND 21,805 billion, up 9.77% over the same period in 2021. In which, domestic revenue was estimated at VND 18,247 billion, equivalent to 66.76% of the estimate and an increase of more than 8% over the same period last year.
In the context of the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic and strong spread in the community, the People's Committee of Vinh Phuc province has directed the Tax sector, the Finance sector and localities to focus on implementing financial and budget solutions.
In 2022, the People's Council of Vinh Phuc province assigned a budget revenue target of VND 31,892 billion. Striving to achieve and exceed the target, the People's Committee of Vinh Phuc province continues to direct the Tax and Finance sectors and localities to implement synchronously, drastically and flexibly solutions to nurture and develop revenue sources and manage cashiers. State books in the last months of the year.
Along with that, Vinh Phuc requested the way local industries promote reform of administrative procedures in order to cut costs, create favorable conditions for enterprises to develop production and business, strictly manage revenues - budget expenditure, thoroughly thrift, and combat waste.
Effectively implement support packages under the 2022 Socio-Economic Development and Recovery Program, in which priority is given to allocating funds for the implementation of regimes and policies related to people and society welfare, so that there will be no delay, lateness or outstanding debt of regimes and policies in the locality.
In particular, the Provincial Tax Department has actively implemented e-invoices, helping people and businesses not have to go directly to the tax authorities as well as related agencies to solve tax procedures, promote digital transformation of the economy, changes in management methods and working processes of tax authorities.
In addition, the Finance sector, other sectors and localities have strengthened financial discipline, assigned monthly and quarterly collection tasks to each unit, closely monitored the progress of budget collection, assessed, analyzed in detail each area, each collection area, reviewed each revenue source, each tax type to ensure timely collection, correct collection, adequate collection, close to the actual arising.
Mai Hoàng
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