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    Ho Chi Minh City Tax in collaboration with MISA supports business households in converting to tax declaration

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    Ho Chi Minh City Tax and MISA have signed a cooperation agreement to support more than 340,000 local business households in switching to tax declaration.

    Từ năm 2026, cơ chế thuế khoán sẽ bị xóa bỏ, hộ kinh doanh cần lưu ý các nội dung khi kê khai thuế, tránh sai sót. Ảnh: Hải Nguyễn

    Contract tax is about to be abolished, 6 notes to help businesses avoid errors when declaring taxes

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    From 2026, contract tax will be officially abolished. Businesses need to pay attention to the following 6 contents when declaring taxes.

    Bộ trưởng Bộ Tài chính Nguyễn Văn Thắng trình bày tờ trình dự án Luật Quản lý thuế (sửa đổi). Ảnh: Phạm Đông

    Business households will self-declare taxes according to invoices and actual revenue

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    The Government proposes that households and individuals do business self-declare, calculate and pay taxes according to invoices and actual revenue, instead of the current contract tax mechanism.