What should Hai Duong enterprises do when the actual imported machinery is different from the investment registration documents?

On the morning of November 16, the Provincial Industrial Park Management Board held a conference to train, guide the implementation of investment laws and answer questions in the investment field for businesses.

Nearly 300 enterprises investing in production and business in industrial parks in Hai Duong attended the conference.

The representative of the Legal Department (Ministry of Planning and Investment) informed about some highlights in the investment regulations such as the procedure for approving investment policies of the Prime Minister; the scope of issuing investment policies of the Provincial People's Committee. The differences between the two types of investment policies include the type without the investor's name and the type with the investor's name; general procedures for approving investment policies and selecting investors; conditions for granting investment registration certificates, adjusting investment policies; transferring investment projects, procedures for registering capital contribution, purchasing shares, purchasing capital contributions, etc.

Representatives of the Legal Department and the Provincial Industrial Parks Management Board answered some questions related to investment. When the list and quantity of imported machinery are different from the investment registration documents, the enterprise needs to carry out tasks related to the investment report. During the project implementation, imported machinery and equipment must be consistent with the investment registration documents. If there are any differences, an explanatory report must be prepared and sent to the Provincial Industrial Parks Management Board, which will then be sent with the project documents in coordination with related units such as the customs agency.

Enterprises that move to another location in the industrial park must change the relevant investment license. Old unused factories that want to be leased out must ensure many conditions such as approval from the infrastructure investor (appendix to the land lease contract), investment registration certificate, environmental issues, etc. The Provincial Industrial Park Management Board does not encourage enterprises to lease out factories that have been rented from the infrastructure investor. Especially for export processing enterprises, they will not be approved to lease out unused factories.

Some questions related to tax and customs will be compiled by the Provincial Industrial Park Management Board, in coordination with relevant agencies to answer businesses.