Khanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee has just requested departments, branches, and localities to strengthen ensuring economic security in business development, towards a transparent, safe, and sustainable investment environment.
The province emphasized the strong shift from pre-inspection to post-inspection, assigning the Department of Finance to preside over the development of inter-sectoral coordination regulations to manage enterprises according to the "life cycle", from establishment to dissolution; and at the same time complete the project to support eligible business households to convert into enterprises before April 30.
The control of shareholder changes, legal representatives and capital contributions of foreign organizations and individuals is tightened to prevent illegal project acquisitions.
The Provincial Police strengthen professional skills, promptly detect and handle acts of taking advantage of legal entities to violate the law such as establishing "ghost" businesses, buying and selling invoices, tax evasion, and trade fraud; and at the same time closely review "underground" and "disguised" investment activities, especially in coastal areas and key areas.
Functional agencies guide businesses to improve information security, ensure network security, and prevent data leaks.
The Department of Agriculture and Environment reviews and removes obstacles related to land and environment, and supports businesses to access green economic models and circular economy.
The Department of Home Affairs coordinates training to improve the quality of human resources and management skills; closely monitors the labor situation to promptly handle disputes, wage arrears, and spontaneous strikes.
Tax authorities strengthen risk management, build early warning systems for violations of electronic invoices, and strictly handle prolonged tax debts. Provincial Social Insurance reviews businesses owing insurance, and coordinates to handle cases of dissolution that have not fulfilled social security obligations.
At the grassroots level, local authorities coordinate to grasp the situation, detect businesses that do not operate at the registered address, and at the same time mobilize business households that meet the conditions to convert into enterprises.
In the first quarter of 2026, Khanh Hoa had 714 newly registered enterprises, an increase of 66.43% compared to the same period last year; total registered capital reached 4,954.7 billion VND, a decrease of 8.43%.
As of March 19, the whole province had 466 businesses returning to operation, down 20.88%; 1,260 businesses registered to temporarily suspend operations, down 0.24%; while 168 businesses dissolved, an increase of 43.59% compared to the same period.
