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Tax authorities in Ho Chi Minh City penalized several firms for misreporting expenses, leading to underpayment of corporate income tax. Bình Điền Fertilizer Joint Stock Company (BFC) was fined more than 3.6 billion VND, including over 607.5 million VND for misreporting expenses and a back tax demand of more than 3 billion VND (as recommended by the State Audit for the 2024 budget year). Hoang Huy Financial Services Joint Stock Company (ticker: TCH) was penalized for misreporting income, with penalties exceeding 2.7 billion VND, along with back taxes totaling nearly 13.7 billion VND and late payment penalties of about 3.8 billion VND. In addition, the value-added tax deduction adjustments were over 108 million VND. The total penalties and back taxes involve more than 20 billion VND. Hoang Huy is part of the Hoang Huy Group; the latest financial disclosures show declines in revenue and profit. For Q3 2025, revenue from goods and services reached 34.8 billion VND, down 95.7% year-on-year; net profit after tax was 33.6 billion VND; consolidated revenue exceeded 317 billion VND; net profit was 51.4 billion VND, down 86.4% year-on-year. Management cited ongoing projects such as Hoang Huy Green River, Hoang Huy Commerce – Tower H2, and Hoang Huy New City – II. Earlier completed projects had already recognized revenue in prior periods, leaving limited remaining inventory for sale and impacting current revenue. As of 31/12/2025, consolidated financial statements show buyers’ prepayments for the two projects totaling 5,341 billion VND; in the next 3–6 months, a portion of products is expected to be handed over to recognize revenue and improve earnings. Other companies also faced administrative tax penalties: Nội Bài Goods Service (NCT) recorded penalties and back taxes exceeding 555 million VND; Ắc quy Tia Sáng (TSB) faced penalties and back taxes over 1 billion VND, including specific amounts for penalties, back taxes on corporate income tax, and late payment penalties. These cases reflect continued tax enforcement and adjustments across listed and non-listed entities. (Additional related coverage and links were provided on the source site.)

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