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FIVE COMMERCIAL BANKS TO PILOT E-TAX PAYMENT
The General Department of Viet Nam Customs has choses five commercial banks namely Vietcombank, Vietinbank, VIDB, MB and Teckcombank to launch e-tax payment from November, 2017.
Deputy Manager of the Office on budget forecast-management-collection
A representative from the Export-Import Duty Department reported that from November, 2017, the General Department will launch a new channel on e-tax payment with a view to minimizing shortcomings on money transfer procedures.
The new e-tax payment is expected to support the commercial banks to improve services; attract potential customers; and minimize information errors.
Tax offices will forward online tax declarations that they receive to banks, which will transfer money from taxpayers' accounts to the State budget.
Source: VGP
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