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June, 09 2012 07:26:21

Viettel promotes electronic tax filing

HA NOI — Viettel has officially provided a new incentives package on Certification Authority Digital Signatures and e-tax declarations known as Viettel-CA and VTax respectively.

The new package was launched to help businesses save 20 per cent in expenses each year.

The application of digital signatures and e-tax declarations online is mostly aimed at businesses. The Ministry of Finance set a target of having 350,000 firms in the country apply digital signatures by the end of this year.

Earlier, 56,000 companies conducted e-tax declarations online.-VNS

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