What is the fee for registering a business household to register for extra teaching?
Youme Law Firm LLC replied: Point g, Clause 2, Article 5 of Circular 85/2019 of the Ministry of Finance stipulates that business registration fees are the fees collected by competent State agencies when granting business registration certificates, cooperatives, or cooperative unions.
This will include the certificate of branch registration, representative office, and business location of these organizations.
According to Clause 7, Article 3 of Circular 85/2019, the list of fees under the authority of the Provincial People's Council is stipulated as follows:
Residence registration fee (implemented by local agencies).
Fees for issuing people's documents (implemented by local agencies).
Civil status fee.
Fees for granting work permits to foreigners working in Vietnam (issued by local agencies).
Fees for granting certificates of land use rights, house ownership rights, and assets attached to land.
Construction permit fee.
Business registration fee.
Business registration fee (or business household establishment fee) is the fee collected when the competent authority issues a certificate of registration for a business household, cooperative or branch of the cooperative. This fee collection level is decided by the Provincial People's Council, therefore, each province will have a different fee level.
For example, in Hanoi, according to Resolution 06/2020 of the Hanoi People's Council, the fee for business registration for cooperatives in Hanoi is also 100,000 VND/time.
In Ho Chi Minh City: According to Article 1 of Decision 17/2018 of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, the fee for establishing a business household in Ho Chi Minh City is 100,000 VND/registerment. Subjects such as poor households, the elderly, people with disabilities, and people with revolutionary contributions are exempted from fees.
What are the principles of extra teaching and learning from February 14, 2025?
Article 3 of Circular 29/2024 stipulates the principles of extra teaching and learning, including:
Extra classes and tutoring are only organized when students and trainees have a need for extra classes, voluntarily take extra classes and have the consent of their parents or guardians. Schools, organizations, and individuals organizing extra classes and extra learning must not use any form to force students to take extra classes.
The content of extra teaching and learning must not be contrary to the provisions of Vietnamese law, and must not contain prejudices about ethnicity, religion, occupation, gender, or social status. The content of teaching according to the school's education plan is not cut down to include extra teaching.
extra teaching and learning must contribute to the development of students' qualities and abilities; must not affect the organization and implementation of the school's educational program and the implementation of teachers' subject programs.
The time, time, location and form of organizing extra classes and tutoring must be suitable for the psychology of the age, ensuring the health of students; comply with the provisions of the law on working hours, overtime and the provisions of the law on security, order, safety, environmental sanitation, fire prevention and fighting in areas with extra classes and tutoring.