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An official notice posted on the Tax Department’s electronic portal lists directors of enterprises subject to a temporary departure suspension. The notice does not state the specific tax debt amounts owed by the named individuals or organizations.
The list of taxpayers notified for temporary departure suspension is provided in connection with Decree 49/2025/NĐ-CP dated February 28, 2025, which sets out the criteria for applying the suspension based on tax debt and overdue payment duration.
Decree 49 also provides that if the taxpayer fulfills tax obligations, the tax authority must immediately issue a notice to cancel the suspension. After receiving the cancellation notice, immigration authorities are required to implement the cancellation within 24 hours.
The portal includes related references such as “15 business households named below are suspended,” but it does not disclose individual debt amounts in the content provided. The notice therefore focuses on the enforcement framework and the conditions for suspension and cancellation rather than publishing the specific figures for each listed taxpayer.
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