Accordingly, Dong A Real Estate Group Limited (Hac Thanh Ward) topped the list with a debt of more than VND84.4 billion - the highest debt in the province as of the time of announcement.
Next is Cong Thanh Cement Joint Stock Company (Truong Lam commune) owing VND51.6 billion and Construction Joint Stock Company No. 5 (Bim Son ward) owing VND40.7 billion.
Some other enterprises with huge debts include: Hancorp.2 Construction Joint Stock Company: more than 35 billion VND - this is a enterprise that has been in continuous debt for many years; Poland - Bim Son Production and Trading Joint Stock Company: nearly 34.8 billion VND; Thanh Hoa Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited: 18.2 billion VND; Bac Trung Nam Joint Stock Company: more than 16.1 billion VND.
In this group of tax- debtor enterprises, many units have been in continuous debt for many years and are almost no longer operating.
The group of enterprises that owe from 10 to under 15 billion VND include: Licogi 15 Joint Stock Company: over 14 billion VND; HUD 401 Construction Joint Stock Company: nearly 13 billion VND; Song Chu Mechanical and Construction Joint Stock Company: over 10.2 billion VND; Traffic Construction Investment Joint Stock Company 838: over 10 billion VND
In addition, many other units also owe over 1 billion VND such as: Huong Yen Construction Company Limited: 4.8 billion VND; Nhan Duc Construction - Trading Service Company Limited: 1.25 billion VND; ATECONS Construction Company Limited: 1.17 billion VND; Han Viet Renewable Energy Power Joint Stock Company: 1.79 billion VND...
According to Thanh Hoa Tax, the disclosure of this list aims to increase transparency, while creating pressure on businesses to comply with tax obligations. The tax authority will continue to apply enforcement measures according to regulations for cases of extending the debt period.