In addition, Decree 49 also guides tax management authorities and immigration management authorities on the timing of applying temporary exit suspension measures as well as the method for removing the temporary exit suspension when the taxpayer has fulfilled their obligations, specifically as follows:
- After 30 days from the date the tax management authority sends a notification about the application of temporary exit suspension measures, if the taxpayers in cases 1, 2, and 3 mentioned above have not fulfilled their tax obligations, the tax management authority will send a document regarding the temporary exit suspension to the immigration management authorities to implement the temporary exit suspension for the aforementioned taxpayers.
- In cases where the taxpayer has fulfilled their tax obligations, the tax management authority will immediately issue a notification to remove the temporary exit suspension and send it to the immigration management authorities. The temporary exit suspension will be canceled by the immigration management authorities within 24 hours from the time of receiving the notification from the tax management authority.
- Notifications regarding the temporary exit suspension and the cancellation of the temporary exit suspension are sent to the immigration management authorities through data transmission between the information technology application systems of the tax management authority and the immigration management authorities or by paper document in cases where electronic transmission cannot be performed.
Taxpayers should pay attention to the new rules in Decree 49 about exit suspensions, particularly the thresholds for tax debts and the timelines for compliance. To mitigate the risk of travel disruptions, it is essential to ensure that tax obligations are settled in a timely manner. Additionally, conducting regular checks and reconciliations of tax payments and debts will facilitate proactive management of tax compliance status and help identify any potential issues early on.