After rubber, seafood … in turn, pepper products are becoming massive buyers of Chinese traders.
Although they know most of the subjects involved in tax evasion (because they don’t have any invoices or documents), the authorities still can’t prevent this situation because… haven’t caught them yet. hand in hand”.
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Buy to the garden
It is worth mentioning that these pepper growing areas have been invested by Vietnamese enterprises in raw material areas, but when Chinese traders come to the garden to collect retail, farmers still sell.
Mr. Le Dinh Huan – Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Chu Se district (Gia Lai) said that this situation has been going on for many months now, however, recently the Chu Se Pepper Association has been discovered, but there is no information yet. There are no cases of being “caught by hand” but only knowing through local retail buyers after these sneaky sales have ended.
The form of buying and selling of Chinese traders is to use passenger cars and passenger cars to go to pepper growing households to buy in quantities from 500kg to 1 ton, then the goods are gathered and transported to China via unofficial channels.
Collectors are quite generous, often paying 1-2% higher than the market price.
However, according to Mr. Hoang Phuoc Binh – Vice Chairman of Chu Se Pepper Association, although buying at a higher price, illegal buyers still benefit because if they buy the main road with invoices and documents, they will have to bear the costs. 5% tax rate.
There are no official statistics yet, but Mr. Binh estimates that in many localities of Gia Lai, up to 50% of pepper is purchased by Chinese traders in this form.
Chairman of the Vietnam Pepper Association (VPA), Mr. Do Ha Nam, said that almost all pepper output from the North Central Coast and the North Central Highlands region is purchased by Chinese traders in such a way.
Difficult to handle
While no effective measures have been taken, Mr. Le Dinh Huan said that the Chu Se Pepper Association only knows how to propagate to its members and growers, not to abet this illegal business. Mr. Do Ha Nam said that many times, the International Pepper Association asked about the output of Vietnamese pepper exported to China, but the VPA could not give a specific number because it could not control this source of pepper. Many domestic enterprises expressed their frustration at this fact.
According to the explanation of businesses, they have to pay taxes to get investment income for the growing areas, but in the harvest season, they are bought by Chinese traders in such a way. “If this situation persists, it will cause an imbalance in the pepper business,” warned Mr. Do Ha Nam.
According to Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Thanh Bien, our country does not ban foreign traders from entering and selling, but they are only allowed to buy wholesale, not participate in such retail purchases.
“The Ministry has heard about this situation, but no specific cases have been found to be where to buy, how much to buy, who buys and sells… so it is difficult to take measures to deal with,” said Bien.
According to the Vietnamese people
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