The content related to enforcement measures, including considering postponement of exit for e-commerce sellers who have not fulfilled tax obligations and publicly disclosing names on mass media, was mentioned by the Director General of Taxation Mai Xuan Thanh at a meeting discussing solutions to combat tax evasion in e-commerce activities last weekend.
According to current regulations, individuals or households engaged in business with annual revenue of over 100 million VND are required to pay a business license tax ranging from 300,000 to 1 million VND, depending on the revenue from 100 million VND or over 500 million VND.
In addition, individuals or households selling goods on social networking sites or e-commerce platforms are also required to pay personal income tax of 0.5% and value-added tax of 1% on revenue. Those who evade taxes from 100 to under 300 million VND will be fined from 100 million to 500 million VND, and may even face imprisonment from 3 months to 1 year.
The Tax Department representative stated that short-term and long-term tax management solutions have been developed, proposed, and implemented to enhance the effectiveness of tax management for e-commerce activities. However, despite some achievements, the implementation still has limitations.
Individuals can easily evade taxes by purchasing goods without invoices, and this practice is a significant challenge in online business transactions. Therefore, specific regulations and effective tax management are necessary to prevent tax evasion and ensure proper tax collection for the state budget.
It is essential to have clear guidelines on when to restrict exit for individuals owing taxes to avoid affecting the rights, reputation, and business operations of companies. Measures should focus on identifying all revenue sources, determining tax subjects, calculating taxes, differentiating types of income, and monitoring business transactions more effectively.
The government should promote non-cash payments and gradually transition to mandatory account payments for better management. Products should be price-listed and registered with authorities, and tax authorities should utilize advanced technology for tax management.
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