Deputy Prime Minister Orders Revision of Regulations Delaying Tax Debtors' Departure
VNExpress Kinh Doanh • 06/18/2026
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Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thắng has instructed the Ministry of Finance to revise regulations delaying travel due to tax debt to facilitate taxpayers. The Ministry of Finance must submit the content of this revision by June 20.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Impact of Tax Debt-Related Exit Regulations on the Stock Market
- This issue affects groups related to import and export, as well as finance
Impact mechanism
- When tax debt-related exit regulations are revised, it will facilitate taxpayers, minimizing the impact on business operations.
- The level of surprise from this information is low, as it has been mentioned in the real-life context of citizens and businesses.
- Benefiting or Pressured Industry Groups:
Benefiting Groups
- Import and Export
- Financial Services
- Pressured Groups:
- Businesses with high tax debt
Risks to watch
- Risk of the Ministry of Finance failing to revise regulations by June 20
- Risk of the impact of this regulation on business operations
- Short-Term Framework:
- In the short term, revising tax debt-related exit regulations may create stability for the stock market
- However, closely monitor market developments and business reactions to accurately assess the impact.
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Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang has tasked the Ministry of Finance to revise regulations delaying travel due to tax debt, following reports of practical difficulties faced by citizens and businesses.