The customs authority said it will intensify monitoring of revenue sources, tighten control over customs valuation, origin and tax policies, and strengthen risk analysis to prevent tax evasion and revenue losses.
Domestic revenue continued to hold the largest part, VNĐ184.8 trillion, or 30.3 per cent of the annual plan, up 8.8 per cent year-on-year, local authorities reported.
The loans are expected to come from government bond issuance, ODA loans, preferential foreign loans, international bond issuance, and other legitimate financial sources.
Việt Nam’s economy grew an estimated 8.02 per cent in 2025, among the fastest rates globally, with manufacturing remaining the main driver and public finances kept within statutory limits, the Government said.
Local authorities said the 2025 revenue performance provides a critical springboard for the city to enter its next development phase with higher expectations, as it seeks to meet ambitious fiscal targets in 2026 and beyond.
State budget revenue reached approximately VNĐ2.47 quadrillion (US$94 billion) by December 15, 2025, exceeding the estimate for the whole 2025 by 25 per cent.
Import–export turnover, budget revenues and FDI continue to climb, though the PM warns of exchange-rate pressures and slow public-investment disbursement.
Statistics from the Hà Nội Department of Finance showed that in the first 11 months of this year, the capital city collected around VNĐ625.2 trillion for the budget, up 39.6 per cent over the same period last year.
Domestic revenue, excluding crude oil, contributed more than VNĐ1.72 quadrillion, exceeding the estimate by 3.31 per cent, while revenue from import-export reached VNĐ249.22 trillion, exceeding the estimate by 6.05 per cent after deducting VAT refunds.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has ordered drastic measures to be taken to improve the management and governance of the state budget in the remaining months of 2025.
The total State budget revenue for the first nine months of 2025 is estimated at nearly VNĐ1.9 quadrillion (US$71.2 billion), up 27.9 per cent over the same period last year and equal to 96 per cent of the annual estimate.
Domestic tax revenue from goods and services in the first five months increased by 18.3 per cent over the same period last year. This is a fairly high increase, reflecting the positive recovery of production and business activities.
Many companies in the sector have reduced production by 20-30 per cent, leading to workforce cuts and lower incomes. Some businesses, despite having annual budgets in the billions of đồng, have been forced to close their doors.
To meet this year''s ambitious goals, the PM stressed boosting growth, stabilising the economy, controlling inflation and ensuring key economic balances.