As expectations around transparency, compliance, and corporate governance continue to rise, fulfilling tax obligations is not only a legal responsibility but also a reflection of a company’s operating standards and business ethics. For Mondelez Kinh Do, compliance with tax regulations is a key component of its governance pillar, while also demonstrating the company’s role in contributing to the socio-economic development of the localities where it operates.

Recently, Mondelez Kinh Do was recognized by the Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department as one of the enterprises demonstrating strong compliance with tax policies and regulations. The recognition was presented at a ceremony honoring exemplary taxpayers, during which the Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department commended organizations that have made positive contributions to the state budget through accurate, timely, and full fulfillment of tax obligations. This recognition reflects how the company integrates transparent governance and legal compliance into its production and business operations.

Beyond regulatory compliance, the fulfillment of tax obligations also represents Mondelez Kinh Do’s tangible contribution to the state budget and to the overall development of Hung Yen province. As a manufacturing enterprise operating locally, Mondelez Kinh Do provides a stable source of budget revenue, thereby supporting socio-economic development programs, infrastructure investment, and improvements in the quality of life for local communities.

In addition, tax compliance is a critical element of the company’s operational discipline and its broader sustainable development strategy. Fulfilling financial obligations to the State not only ensures transparency in operations but also contributes to building a fair, healthy, and stable business environment—forming the foundation for long-term growth for both the enterprise and the locality.

The recognition from the Hung Yen Provincial Tax Department underscores Mondelez Kinh Do’s approach to operating based on the principles of compliance, transparency, and responsibility. Fulfilling tax obligations is not merely a legal requirement, but also an integral part of how the company contributes to the state budget and partners with local authorities in supporting socio-economic development in the areas where it operates.