Quang Nam threatens to withdraw Besra's licence for delayed tax, fine payment

Jan 26th at 14:35
26-01-2015 14:35:32+07:00

Quang Nam threatens to withdraw Besra's licence for delayed tax, fine payment

If Besra Vietnam does not pay its taxes and fees and late payment fines, Quang Nam province is going to confiscate its assets and withdraw its investment certificates.

Le Phuoc Thanh, Chairman of the Quang Nam Provincial People's Committee, made the statement right after the January 23 meeting between the firm and the provincial leaders on the firm’s environmental pollution and tax debt issues, according to newswire baodatviet.

The press was not allowed in this meeting. A reliable source told VIR that the two sides had not found a common voice and that the province was waiting for the Ministry of Finance’s decision.

Quang Nam authorities have for many times warned Besra Vietnam about possible closure for its late payment of taxes and fees.

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