Businesses find it more convenient to apply electronic customs procedures.

(Baonghean) -On July 22, Nghe An Customs Department will launch electronic customs clearance. This is an important event for the Customs sector and businesses participating in import and export activities.

Electronic customs clearance is one of the important contents of the customs modernization work that Nghe An Customs Department has been implementing to meet the development needs in the new situation. Enterprises carrying out electronic customs procedures will be trained by the Customs sector, provided with electronic customs declaration software and free consultation. Enterprises are allowed to use electronic documents or electronic documents converted from documents attached to electronic customs declarations in customs dossiers for customs authorities to inspect upon request. Priority is given to implementation compared to the case of registering paper customs dossiers in cases where customs authorities determine that detailed inspection of customs dossiers or physical inspection of goods is required. Goods are cleared and released on the basis of electronic declarations without having to present or submit documents attached to the declaration in customs dossiers for shipments exempted from customs dossier inspection and exempted from physical inspection of goods. Only submit or present documents in the customs dossier related to the content requested by the customs authority for inspection of shipments subject to customs dossier inspection or actual goods inspection...

Mr. Chu Quang Luan - Director of Nghe An Customs Department, said: The Customs Department has established a Support Team to implement electronic customs procedures at the Department's office and affiliated branches. Coordinate with the Department of Information Technology and Customs Accounting to review and check the actual needs for equipment systems at units to implement electronic customs procedures. The Customs Department has reported to relevant levels and sectors in the area and coordinated synchronous implementation.

After developing a specific implementation plan, the Customs Department selected Vinh Customs Branch for the pilot, and simultaneously implemented the following types: Business, investment, processing, and export production. Five enterprises were selected for the pilot implementation: Nghe An Petroleum Company, SABECO Song Lam Joint Stock Company, Trung Lai Gas Lighter Joint Stock Company, Tea Investment and Development One Member Co., Ltd., and Handicraft Joint Stock Company.

Guide for businesses to do customs procedures

To prepare for the opening ceremony of electronic customs procedures on July 22, the Customs Department has coordinated with the Department of Information Technology and Customs Accounting and Thai Son Company to train customs officers and businesses in the area and conduct a trial operation with real data at Vinh Customs Branch from July 1. Up to now, the electronic customs clearance program system at Nghe An Customs Department has been operating stably.

Hoang Vinh