Decision No. 65/2001/QD-BTC on rewarding export turnover for rice, coffee, pork, and canned fruits and vegetables in 2001.

Decision No. 65/2001/QD-BTC stipulates rewarding export turnover for rice, coffee, pork, and canned fruits and vegetables in 2001. The reward rate applies to enterprises of all economic sectors engaged in exporting these goods.

Document No.65/2001/QÐ-BTC
Document typeDecision
Issuing authorityMinistry of Finance
Signed byTrần Văn Tá
Updated16/06/2026
SectorUnclassified
FieldBudget Management
Issued date29/06/2001
Effective date01/01/2001
Expiry date28/06/2002
StatusExpired
✦ Smart summary

Decision No. 65/2001/QD-BTC stipulates rewarding export turnover for rice, coffee, pork, and canned fruits and vegetables in 2001. The reward rate applies to enterprises of all economic sectors engaged in exporting these goods.

Scope of application

Enterprises operating under the Law on State Enterprises, the Enterprise Law, the Cooperative Law, and the Law on Foreign Investment in Vietnam that export agricultural products such as rice, coffee, pork, and canned fruits and vegetables.

Key points

  • Enterprises are rewarded according to the export turnover for specified goods at specific rates (Article 1).
  • The reward rate applies to the export turnover obtained from the quantity of goods exported in 2001, converted into USD if other foreign currencies are used (Article 1).
  • Exported goods for debt repayment, pursuant to Government Agreements, aid, or barter trade do not apply for rewards (Article 3).
  • Enterprises must submit an application letter, an export turnover statement, and related documents for reward consideration (Article 4).
  • The time frame for reviewing and disbursing rewards is carried out in stages throughout 2001 (Article 5).

🌐 Social impact of this document

  • Encouraging enterprises to enhance exports of agricultural products.
  • Increasing enterprise income through export turnover rewards.
  • Adequate documentation is required to benefit from this policy, which poses difficulties for some small and medium-sized enterprises.
  • Enhancing the effectiveness of the Export Support Fund usage.
  • Increasing management burden for competent authorities.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What is the specific reward rate for rice?

The reward rate for rice is 180 dong/USD (Article 1).

Can exported goods for debt repayment benefit from this policy?

No, exported goods for debt repayment do not qualify for export turnover rewards (Article 3).

When is the review and disbursement of rewards for coffee in 2001?

Review and disbursement of rewards will be conducted from July 1, 2001, for export turnover obtained from the first six months of the year (Article 5).

How should enterprises utilize the export turnover reward funds?

Reward funds must be used to offset business costs for the rewarded goods and may not be allocated to bonus or welfare funds (Article 6).

What documents are included in the reward application file?

The file includes the enterprise's application letter for reward consideration, a list of exported goods quantities, export turnover statements, and related documents (Article 4).

Full text

MINISTRY OF FINANCE
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SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence - Freedom - Happiness
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NUMBER: 65/2001/QD-BTC

HA NOI, JUNE 29, 2001

 

Pursuant to …;

ISSUED BY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE DECREE NO. 65/2001/QD-BTC ON JUNE 29, 2001 REGARDING INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE FOR RICE, COFFEE, PORK, AND PACKED VEGETABLES AND FRUIT IN 2001

THE MINISTER OF FINANCE

BASED ON DECREE NO. 178/CP DATED OCTOBER 28, 1994 OF THE GOVERNMENT ON THE TASKS, POWERS AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE;
Pursuant to Resolution No. 05/2001/NQ-CP dated May 24, 2001, of the Government on supplementing certain measures for managing the economic plan in 2001;
WHEREAS, the consensus opinion of the Ministry of Trade, the Government Price Board, and the Ministry of Planning and Investment at the meeting on June 14, 2001; the minutes confirming the incentive levels for the four products—rice, coffee, pork, and packed vegetables and fruit—by representatives from various ministries and sectors;
TO ENCOURAGE EXPORTS; based on the proposal of the Director of the State Enterprise Finance Department;

DECISION:

Article 1:

ANNOUNCE THE INCENTIVE LEVELS BASED ON EXPORT VALUE FOR THE FOUR PRODUCTS—RICE, COFFEE, PORK, AND PACKED VEGETABLES AND FRUIT IN 2001 AS FOLLOWS:

Serial number

Product

INCENTIVE LEVEL

1

Policy for educational institutions

180 dong/USD

2

COFFEE

220 dong/USD

3

PORK

 

 

INCLUDING: - EXPORTED BABY PIGS

280 dong/USD

 

- EXPORTED SLICED PORK

900 dong/USD

4

PACKED VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

 

 

INCLUDING: - EXPORTED PACKED VEGETABLES

400 dong/USD

 

- EXPORTED PACKED FRUIT

500 dong/USD

THE ABOVE INCENTIVE LEVELS SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE EXPORT VALUE (CALCULATED ACCORDING TO THE FOB PRICE AT VIETNAMESE PORTS OR EQUIVALENT TERMS OF DELIVERY) OBTAINED FROM THE EXPORTED QUANTITIES IN 2001. FOR EXPORT VALUES OBTAINED IN FOREIGN CURRENCIES OTHER THAN THE US DOLLAR (USD), THEY SHALL BE CONVERTED INTO USD AT THE INTERBANK FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE AT THE TIME OF PAYMENT.

FUNDS FOR INCENTIVES ARE DRAWN FROM THE EXPORT SUPPORT FUND.

Article 2:

ENTITIES ELIGIBLE FOR INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE IN 2001 UNDER ARTICLE 1 INCLUDE ENTERPRISES OF ALL ECONOMIC SECTORS OPERATING UNDER THE LAW ON STATE ENTERPRISES, THE LAW ON ENTERPRISES, THE LAW ON COOPERATIVES, AND THE LAW ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN VIETNAM THAT EXPORT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS SUCH AS RICE, COFFEE, PORK, AND PACKED VEGETABLES AND FRUIT (INCLUDING CASES WHERE ENTERPRISES RECEIVE EXPORT COMMISSIONS).

Article 3:

INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE SHALL NOT APPLY TO THE FOLLOWING CASES:

- EXPORTS USED TO REPAY DEBTS;

- EXPORTS UNDER GOVERNMENT AGREEMENTS (EXCEPT CONTRACTS SUPPORTED BY THE PRIME MINISTER'S DIRECTIVES);

- EXPORTS AS FOREIGN AID;

- EXPORTS THROUGH BARTER TRADE (EXCEPT CASES CONFIRMED BY THE MINISTRY OF TRADE), REEXPORTS.

Article 4:

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR CONSIDERATION OF INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE INCLUDE:

- A LETTER REQUESTING INCENTIVE REVIEW FROM THE ENTERPRISE ATTACHED WITH A LIST OF EXPORT QUANTITIES AND EXPORT VALUES DURING THE PERIOD ACCOMPANIED BY THE ATTACHED FORM (WITH CONFIRMATION OF ACTUAL FOREIGN CURRENCY RECEIVED FROM THE COMMERCIAL BANK WHERE THE ENTERPRISE HAS AN EXPORT FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNT);

- A COPY OF THE EXPORT DOCUMENTS INCLUDING: CUSTOMS DECLARATION, SALES INVOICE, EXPORT CONTRACT, BANK CONFIRMATION (WITH CONFIRMATION AND STAMP OF THE ENTERPRISE);

- A COPY OF THE EXPENSE DOCUMENTS: TRANSPORTATION, INSURANCE... FOR EXPORTS (FOR ENTERPRISES THAT DO NOT EXPORT ON FOB BASIS) WITH CONFIRMATION AND STAMP OF THE ENTERPRISE;

- CONFIRMATION FROM THE MINISTRY OF TRADE (FOR SOME CASES OF BARTER TRADE).

ENTERPRISES ELIGIBLE FOR INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE SHALL SUBMIT THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS TO THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE (STATE ENTERPRISE FINANCE DEPARTMENT). WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF RECEIVING COMPLETE DOCUMENTS, THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE WILL REVIEW THE DOCUMENTS AND BASED ON THE ANNOUNCED INCENTIVE LEVELS FOR EACH PRODUCT, DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF INCENTIVE FOR EACH ENTERPRISE AND ISSUE A DECISION TO DRAW FUNDS FROM THE EXPORT SUPPORT FUND TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES TO THE ENTERPRISE.

ENTERPRISES MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LEGALITY AND ACCURACY OF THE DOCUMENTS RELATED TO INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE UNDER THE LAW. COMMERCIAL BANKS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE CONFIRMATION OF ACTUAL FOREIGN CURRENCY RECEIVED FROM THE ENTERPRISE'S EXPORT ACTIVITY. THE MINISTRY OF TRADE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING AND CONFIRMING THE QUANTITY AND EXPORT VALUE OF GOODS EXPORTED THROUGH BARTER TRADE.

Article 5:

THE DEADLINE FOR REVIEWING AND PROVIDING INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE FOR THE FOUR PRODUCTS—RICE, COFFEE, PORK, AND PACKED VEGETABLES AND FRUIT IN 2001 SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED AS FOLLOWS:

- FOR EXPORT VALUES OBTAINED FROM QUANTITIES EXPORTED IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2001, THE REVIEW AND INCENTIVE PROVISION SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED FROM JULY 1, 2001;

- FOR EXPORT VALUES OBTAINED FROM QUANTITIES EXPORTED IN THE SECOND HALF OF 2001, THE REVIEW AND INCENTIVE PROVISION SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED QUARTERLY AFTER THE END OF EACH QUARTER.

Article 6:

ENTERPRISES SHALL USE THE INCENTIVE FUNDS BASED ON EXPORT VALUE TO OFFSET BUSINESS COSTS FOR THE PRODUCTS ELIGIBLE FOR INCENTIVES BASED ON EXPORT VALUE, AND SHALL NOT USE THEM TO ESTABLISH AWARD FUNDS OR WELFARE FUNDS.

Article 7:

THIS DECISION SHALL TAKE EFFECT FROM JANUARY 1, 2001 AND APPLY TO EXPORT VALUES OBTAINED FROM QUANTITIES EXPORTED IN 2001.

THE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE ENTERPRISE FINANCE DEPARTMENT, THE HEAD OF THE NATIONAL BUDGET DEPARTMENT, THE HEADS OF RELATED UNITS, AND EXPORTING ENTERPRISES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTING THIS DECISION.

 

TRAN VAN TA

(Signed)

 

 

EXPORT VALUE LIST

FROM.../.../2001 TO.../.../2001
(ATTACHED TO THE MINISTER OF FINANCE DECREE NO. 65/2001/QD-BTC ON JUNE 29, 2001)

ENTERPRISE NAME:...

PRODUCT:...

EXPORT CONTRACT

EXPORT QUANTITY

EXPORT VALUE
(FOB PRICE OR EQUIVALENT)

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(*) The basis for budgeting expenses is based on the current regulations of the Ministry of Finance regarding travel expenses for civil servants and employees of the State going on short-term business trips abroad funded by the state budget.

 

 

 

Note: FOR EXPORT VALUES OBTAINED IN FOREIGN CURRENCIES OTHER THAN THE US DOLLAR (USD), THEY SHALL BE CONVERTED INTO USD AT THE INTERBANK FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE AT THE TIME OF PAYMENT.

CONFIRMATION OF COMMERCIAL BANK

Enterprise director
(Signature, stamp)

 

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