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On April 15, 2026, Saigon Joint Stock Commercial Bank (Sacombank) signed a cooperation agreement with the Tax Department under the Ministry of Finance and tax authorities in 14 provinces and cities to implement solutions supporting small businesses in revenue management, electronic invoicing, and tax declaration and payment.
Alongside the agreement, Sacombank coordinated with tax authorities in multiple localities, including Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, An Giang, Ca Mau, and Dak Lak, among others. The cooperation focuses on communications and dissemination of tax policies, as well as guidance for registration, declaration, and use of electronic invoices. This includes invoices with a tax authority code and invoices created from electronic cash registers.
The bank also organized staff teams to visit small businesses directly to advise and accompany them, aiming to narrow the gap between policy, technology, and day-to-day operational realities.
At the signing ceremony, Mr. Mai Son, Deputy Head of the Tax Department, said that ongoing policy work and efforts to enhance tax administration efficiency are intended to make life easier for taxpayers, particularly those in the small business sector.
“Today's signing ceremony helps us further enhance the role and responsibilities of the Tax Authority, Sacombank, and solution providers, delivering practical benefits appropriate for the small business group and the private economy in general,” Mr. Mai Son said.
He also described Sacombank as a model of effective cooperation between commercial banks and government authorities in the tax field.
The collaboration is expected to continue delivering practical solutions to help small businesses comply with new methods of declaration and tax payment. It is also intended to support the development of cashless payment habits, disciplined financial management, and greater transparency, forming a foundation for stable growth in the digital economy context.
According to Sacombank, it will continue investing in improving an ecosystem of solutions dedicated to small businesses and strengthen coordination with the Tax Authority on communication, training, and practical guidance. The bank said these efforts will help small businesses gradually adapt to new requirements and ease the transition burden.

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