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Gia Lai Province Tax Department has announced deadlines for filing tax declarations and paying taxes starting from April 2026, urging taxpayers to comply with regulations to avoid penalties for late submission.
Based on the Tax Administration Law and related guidance, the tax authority informed businesses, organizations, household businesses and individuals in the province about the timelines for tax declaration filing and tax payment from April 2026. The announcement is intended to support consistent and accurate application of tax rules and to help taxpayers proactively meet obligations to the state budget.
For taxes declared monthly, including value-added tax (VAT), personal income tax (PIT), excise tax, natural resources tax and environmental protection fees, the deadline for filing and payment is the 20th day of the following month.
If the 20th falls on a holiday, the deadline is adjusted to the next business day.
For taxes declared quarterly, including VAT and PIT, the filing and payment deadlines are set according to the Tax Administration Law.
For individuals who file their own 2025 personal income tax finalization, the deadline is May 4, 2026, due to holidays and weekends.
The tax authority states that the deadline for tax payment is the same as the deadline for filing tax declarations, if there is tax payable. Late payment is subject to a penalty of 0.03% per day on the overdue amount.
To support smooth filing and payment, the tax authority recommends that taxpayers review information in advance and submit electronic tax declarations early to avoid last-minute pressure on the system.
If any issues arise during the tax obligation process, taxpayers are advised to contact the managing tax authority for timely guidance and support.
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