Enhancing the Quality of Vietnam's Tax Officials in the New Era: Challenges, Strategic Reforms, and Policy Implications

As Vietnam enters a new era of digital transformation and global integration, strengthening the capacity and performance of its tax officials has become a strategic imperative for achieving national development goals.This study identifies key challenges facing the tax workforce, including disparities in competencies, outdated personnel systems, limited digital readiness, and inadequate motivation and evaluation mechanisms.Through an in-depth analysis, the paper proposes a comprehensive reform agenda encompassing five core areas: strategic workforce planning, diversified training and capacity building, performance-based compensation systems, institutionalization of professional ethics and administrative culture, and acceleration of digital transformation in tax administration.The findings underscore that addressing these challenges requires both structural and cultural changes supported by robust political will and institutional commitment.If effectively implemented, these reforms can enhance tax governance, improve public service delivery, and strengthen Vietnam's fiscal resilience in the context of a rapidly evolving global landscape.

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International Journal of Humanities Social Sciences and Education
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.20431/2349-0381.1205007
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Taxation and Compliance Studies
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Enhancing the Quality of Vietnam's Tax Officials in the New Era: Challenges, Strategic Reforms, and Policy Implications

Do Ngoc Son
International Journal of Humanities Social Sciences and Education
Taxation and Compliance Studies
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Enhancing the Quality of Vietnam's Tax Officials in the New Era: Challenges, Strategic Reforms, and Policy Implications

Do Ngoc Son
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Abstract

As Vietnam enters a new era of digital transformation and global integration, strengthening the capacity and performance of its tax officials has become a strategic imperative for achieving national development goals.This study identifies key challenges facing the tax workforce, including disparities in competencies, outdated personnel systems, limited digital readiness, and inadequate motivation and evaluation mechanisms.Through an in-depth analysis, the paper proposes a comprehensive reform agenda encompassing five core areas: strategic workforce planning, diversified training and capacity building, performance-based compensation systems, institutionalization of professional ethics and administrative culture, and acceleration of digital transformation in tax administration.The findings underscore that addressing these challenges requires both structural and cultural changes supported by robust political will and institutional commitment.If effectively implemented, these reforms can enhance tax governance, improve public service delivery, and strengthen Vietnam's fiscal resilience in the context of a rapidly evolving global landscape.

International Journal of Humanities Social Sciences and EducationVol. 12(5)
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