Ho Chi Minh City Tax Revenue Surpasses VND 466 Trillion, Digitalization Accelerates Towards Annual Target
Ho Chi Minh City has achieved tax revenue exceeding VND 466 trillion in the first seven months of the year, outpacing its annual plan. The city's tax department is accelerating digital transformation through initiatives like an AI call center and tax information services via digital payment platforms, aiming to meet its full-year fiscal targets.
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