To implement the Government’s Resolution No. 19-2017 / NQ-CP dated 6 February 2017 on major tasks and solutions to improve the business environment, enhance the national competitiveness in 2017, orientations By 2020, the General Department of Customs has set specific targets in 2017, namely: strive to shorten customs clearance time for exported goods to 70 hours and imported goods to 90 hours; 100% of public services are provided online at a minimum level of 3, 70% of public services in core areas are provided online level 4.
Striving to meet the above criteria to improve the ranking of cross-border trade cross-border trading from the 93 rd rank (under the World Bank rating) in 2017 in 2017. As customs commitment is a big challenge, it requires a great deal of effort. Immediate solutions but no small impact to reduce customs clearance time that customs should take into account is to improve the quality of specialized inspection of imports and exports.
This is the business most “vocal” because of the inadequacies that lead to extended goods clearance time. First of all, it is necessary to soon develop and promulgate the list of specialized inspection items in the direction of narrowing inspection, reducing the list of goods subject to inspection, detailed code numbers and applying Principles of risk management in inspection. Transfer from inspection to customs clearance inspection; To promulgate national standards and technical regulations applicable to goods subject to specialized inspection as a basis for product and goods quality examination.
The Customs Inspection Department and the Sub-Departments of Inspection need to be trained so that they can actively participate in the analysis, inspection and specialized examination of a number of export and import goods on the basis of the regulations. The law on quality inspection and authorization of related specialized management ministries. Encouraging the socialization of specialized inspection of import and export goods to meet the shortage of goods clearance time is also a good solution at present.
The implementation of administrative procedures on the national one-door mechanism has brought practical results. But the reality is that businesses still want customs to further expand administrative procedures, integrate electronic payment services, taxes, fees and charges … on the National One Stop Shop, Businesses save more time and money as most of the applications are simplified and electronized. Combined with that is continuous improvement, stable operation VNACCS / VCIS automated e-customs clearance system, the solution to reduce the rate of checking the flow of gold, red thread to reduce the clearance time of goods.
(According to nhandan.com.vn)
