Listen to and answer questions from more than 70 Japanese businesses

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VCN – General Department of Vietnam Customs coordinated with the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Vietnam (JCCI) to organize a dialogue with Japanese businesses in 2022.

Scene of the dialogue. Photo: Q.Hùng
Scene of the dialogue. Photo: Q.Hùng

The conference was held with the participation of representatives of the Department of Modernization Reform, Customs Control and Supervision Department, Import and Export Duty Department, Customs IT and Statistics Department, Legal Department, Customs Departments of Hanoi, Hai Phong, Bac Ninh, with representatives of JCCI and more than 70 member enterprises.

Speaking at the conference’s opening, Deputy Director of the Department of Reform and Modernization Tran Vu Minh said that, based on the cooperation agreement and proposal of JCCI, the General Department of Vietnam Customs and JCCI cooperated in organising the dialogue with Japanese businesses in Vietnam in 2022. Through this dialogue, Japanese businesses could exchange, discuss and receive answers to related customs and contribute ideas and initiatives to improve customs regulations in the future.

At the same time, it would be an opportunity for professional units and local customs departments to exchange and answer the problems of Japanese enterprises in Vietnam.

After the opening session, representatives of the Customs Control and Supervision Department, Customs IT and Statistics Department, and Import-Export Duty Department took a turn answering 28 problems sent by businesses before the dialogue.

For example, tax policy problems for export processing enterprises, procedures for lending or leasing goods between export processing enterprises and domestic suppliers, and state quality inspection procedures when importing.

At the conference, Mr. Kazuyoshi Mizuno, Head of the JCCI Customs Department, expressed his thanks to the departments under the General Department of Vietnam Customs for actively supporting and answering problems for the Japanese business community in Vietnam on customs procedures, and tax policy.

Mr. Kazuyoshi Mizuno also wished to continue to receive more cooperation from the General Department of Vietnam Customs in the future.

By Quang Hùng/Thanh Thuy

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