Dong Nai Tax Department Launches 500-Day Campaign to Boost Efficiency
The Dong Nai Provincial Tax Department in Vietnam has launched a "500-Day Intensive Campaign" aimed at accelerating administrative procedures and promoting digitalization. Operating under the principle of "finishing the job, not just working until quitting time," the initiative seeks to enhance staff responsibility and work efficiency. The goals include improving citizen and business satisfaction and achieving tax revenue targets.
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