Circular No. 69-TC/VP of the Ministry of Finance corrects the content at Point 1.4, Part II of Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP, requiring those subject to penalties to pay the fine within a maximum period of five days and be issued two copies of the fine receipt.
Key points
- Those subject to penalties must pay the full amount of the fine according to the penalty decision within a maximum period of five days from the date of receiving the penalty decision.
- Those subject to penalties shall be issued two copies of the fine receipt when paying the fine.
🌐 Social impact of this document
- Positive impact: Reduces the burden of time and procedures for those subject to penalties, ensuring fairness in the recovery of fines.
- Negative impact: There is no significant impact on businesses or society.
❓ Frequently asked questions
How long must those subject to penalties pay the fine?
Those subject to penalties must pay the full amount of the fine according to the penalty decision within a maximum period of five days from the date of receiving the penalty decision, as stipulated in Point 1.4 of Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP.
What receipts are issued to those subject to penalties when they pay the fine?
When paying the fine, those subject to penalties are issued two copies of the fine receipt as stipulated in Point 1.4 of Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP.
Has the deadline for paying the fine changed?
No, the deadline for paying the fine remains a maximum of five days from the date of receiving the penalty decision as stipulated in Point 1.4 of Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP.
If those subject to penalties fail to pay the fine within the deadline, how will they be handled?
This circular does not address the measures if those subject to penalties fail to pay the fine within the deadline. Further details can be found in Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP.
Does this circular take effect immediately upon issuance or does it require an official announcement?
This circular takes effect immediately upon issuance; individuals and businesses should update Joint Circular No. 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP according to the corrections.
Full text
LETTER
OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE NUMBER 69 TC/VP DATED APRIL 24, 2000 REGARDING CORRECTING THE JOINT CIRCULAR NUMBER 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP
Respectfully submitted to: - Ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government agencies
National Assembly, People's Councils, People's Committees of provinces and centrally governed cities
- Departments of Finance and Prices, State Treasury of provinces and cities
under the central government
Due to a printing oversight, at Section 1.4 Part II (page 3) of the Joint Circular of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of National Defense number 19/2000/TTLT/BTC-BQP dated March 14, 2000 "Guidelines for organizing the collection, payment, management, and use of fines for administrative violations in the territorial waters, contiguous zones, exclusive economic zones, and continental shelf of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam," the word "out" was incorrectly printed.
After reaching consensus with the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Finance requests to correct the following accurate wording of Point 1.4: "The person subject to punishment shall be responsible for paying the full fine according to the decision on punishment within a maximum period of five days from the date of receiving the decision on punishment. When paying the fine, the person subject to punishment will be issued two copies of the receipt for the fine payment," and apologizes for the aforementioned error.
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