Nghe An: Highlights of November 6th
(Baonghean.vn) - The Provincial People's Committee directed the rectification of shortcomings and limitations pointed out by the Government's Steering Committee for Administrative Reform; Many gas stations in Nghe An are at risk of closing due to business losses; Many business owners in Nghe An are temporarily prohibited from leaving the country due to tax debts… These are the prominent news items on November 6th.
* The People's Committee of Nghe An province has just issuedPlan to address existing shortcomings and limitationsAccording to Notice No. 37/VPBCĐCCHC dated October 19, 2023, from the Office of the Government's Steering Committee for Administrative Reform, regarding the conclusions of the inspection of administrative reform work in Nghe An province.
Nghe An conducts review.Proposing amendments or repeal of legal documents.Issued by the Provincial People's Council. Reviewing legal documents issued by the Provincial People's Council plays an important role in identifying regulations that are illegal, contradictory, overlapping, expired, or no longer suitable for the socio-economic development situation, so that they can be promptly amended or supplemented.
* Large class sizes and an overloaded workload due to a shortage of teachers are realities in many schools today. This hardship is even more significant for teachers who teach classes with students with disabilities, while...policies for teachersThese specific classes have not received adequate attention.
* In recent days, many gasoline retailers in Nghe An province have reported that the commission (discount) on gasoline has dropped to an excessively low level, making it insufficient for them to cover their business expenses.leading to losses.
Many business owners in Nghe AnDeparture is temporarily suspended due to tax arrears.These individuals are the legal representatives of businesses that are being subjected to enforcement of administrative decisions regarding tax management due to their failure to fulfill tax obligations in Nghe An province. Their departure from the country has been temporarily suspended since October 31, 2023.
