The Ministry
of Finance has amended the procedures of customs clearance in regard to customs
declarations. The amended procedure stipulates the automated distribution of
customs declarations between customs officers for processing.
The Ministry
of Finance is working to eradicate opportunities for biased approach and
corruption at the State Fiscal Service. Pursuing this policy, the Ministry of
Finance elaborated a concept for engaging international companies (advisors) to
reform the customs offices reporting to the State Fiscal Service as well as a
draft law on authorized economic operators. The latter is similar to the
corresponding EU law.
The next step in this direction is the implementation of the automated distribution of customs declarations between customs officers which shall improve and simplify the customs clearance process.
The next step in this direction is the implementation of the automated distribution of customs declarations between customs officers which shall improve and simplify the customs clearance process.
The new
automated procedure makes it impossible to select customs officers “at one’s
own discretion” for the processing of respective declarations or companies; it
also prevents all corrupt actions which might be agreed by customs officers and
companies submitting customs declarations.
The State Fiscal Service is
starting to monitor the customs clearance process on daily basis to prevent
delays related to the use of the new automated procedure for the distribution
of customs declaration.
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