Tax arrears in Gia Lai remain high

On May 31, Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee said that in the first months of 2026, the state budget revenue collection work in the province recorded many positive results.

Many revenues and taxes increased quite well compared to the same period last year; revenue management, anti-revenue loss and tax debt recovery have many clear changes, contributing to increasing resources for the local budget.

However, besides the achieved results, land use fee collection has not yet met the set requirements.

The progress of land use right auctions, bidding to select investors, determining land prices, compensation for site clearance and planning is still slow.

The situation of tax arrears, especially debts related to land, is still high; some sectors still experience revenue loss, not ensuring correct and sufficient collection according to regulations.

To complete the task of collecting state budget revenue in 2026, especially the work of combating revenue loss and recovering tax arrears, Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee requests the Provincial Tax Department (the standing agency of the Steering Committee) to strengthen resources for key areas and fields in combating revenue loss and recovering tax debt.

The tax sector will also coordinate with departments and sectors to receive and analyze information, apply information technology to identify risks, develop inspection plans and specialized topics to combat revenue loss.

The focus is on high-risk areas such as real estate, construction, minerals, e-commerce, digital platform business, household businesses, gasoline, transportation, food services and international trade.

At the same time, statistically and propose solutions to handle debts related to land to report to the Provincial People's Committee for consideration and direction.