The Inspectorate and Tax Department of Nghe An Province signed a cooperation agreement.
On the afternoon of May 21st, the Inspectorate and Tax Department of Nghe An province held a signing ceremony for a cooperation agreement on the provision and exchange of information between the two units.
According to the regulations, the two units will exchange and provide information and documents related to the business activities of taxpayers in the province; and exchange information in the verification of assets and income of individuals obligated to declare them according to the Law on Prevention and Combat of Corruption, which is managed by the tax authorities.

In addition, the two units will coordinate in handling tax-related recommendations and tax management responsibilities through inspection activities; coordinate the implementation of inspection conclusions related to tax obligations and tax management; and coordinate when recommendations arise concerning collective and individual responsibilities of officials and civil servants in the performance of their duties.
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The two units will coordinate and exchange information in accordance with legal regulations and the functions and duties of each sector; ensuring that information is used for the intended purpose, and that state secrets, taxpayer information, and the information of the inspected entities are kept confidential.

The Provincial Inspectorate provides the Provincial Tax Department with: Inspection plans related to taxpayers under the tax authority's management; Inspection conclusions and recommendations for handling tax obligations; Information and documents revealing signs of tax law violations; Recommendations on strengthening state management in the tax field; and other necessary information to serve tax management work.

The provincial tax authority is responsible for organizing the implementation of administrative penalties for tax violations within its jurisdiction; organizing the monitoring of the implementation of recommendations; compiling the results of the implementation of inspection recommendations and notifying the provincial inspectorate. The two units will coordinate when recommendations arise related to the collective responsibility and the responsibility of officials and civil servants in the performance of their duties. For recommendations identified as related to the responsibility of collectives or tax officials, the provincial inspectorate will coordinate with the tax authority to clarify the responsibility of the collectives and officials before issuing the inspection conclusion.



