General Department of Taxation requests Khaisilk's tax liability report

The General Department of Taxation directed tax authorities in Hanoi to assess the tax compliance of Khaisilk Group.

At the press conference held on the afternoon of October 27, Mr. Nguyen Dai Tri, Deputy General Director of the General Department of Taxation,The Ministry of Industry and Trade has directed the market management unit to inspect Khaisilk Group, and said: "Next is the work of the tax sector."

Mr. Tri also said that he had directed the tax authorities in Hanoi to evaluate Khaisilk's compliance with tax obligations.There is no final report from the inspection agency yet, but next week, there may be information provided to the press."

Khaisilk sells "made in China" scarves, causing a stir in public opinion

Previously, the customer ordered 60 silk scarves.for 644,000 VND each at Khai Silk store 113 Hang Gai (Hanoi). However, after receiving the goods, the company discovered that in the shipment there was a scarf with both the label "KHAISILK - Made in Vietnam" and the label "Made in China". When checking the entire shipment, the company also discovered that among the remaining scarves there were signs of the label being cut off at the edge of the scarf.

UMBRELLAMr. Hoang Khai - Chairman of Khaisilk Group later also admitted "selling 50% of 'made in China' silk in his system" for many years and apologized to consumers.

To clarify the above contents, Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh also issued a document requesting the Market Management Department to coordinate with the Department of Competition and Consumer Protection to inspect, review and clarify information related to Khaisilk Group selling scarves labeled "made in China". The Market Management force inspected the Group's store on Hang Gai Street on the afternoon of October 26 and said:detected commercial fraud, falsification of product origin.

According to VNE