Monday, May 13 2024 17:35

ArmInfo. The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission adopted changes to the procedure for  filling out an application for the release of goods before filing a declaration for goods and the structure of this document.

As the EEC press service reports, the changes provide the possibility  of identifying authorized economic operators (AEOs) of foreign  partners as part of the mutual recognition of AEOs. An application  for release before filing a goods declaration is a simplified customs  document that reflects the minimum information for customs control.  This document is actively used by AEOs. Until recently, there was no  provision for indicating in the said application information about  foreign AEOs, which prevented the full use of their status when  releasing goods before filing a declaration for goods in the event of  a mutual recognition agreement. "The adopted changes will contribute  to the practical implementation of agreements on mutual recognition  of operators and the further development of the AEO institution in  line with the main international trends," noted EEC Minister for  Customs Cooperation Eldar Alisherov. The Institute of Authorized  Economic Operator is an internationally recognized standard of the  partnership program, and AEO is a special category of persons who are  provided with simplifications in carrying out customs operations and  customs control as persons who meet certain requirements.

Paragraph 8 of Article 430 of the EAEU Customs Code establishes that,  under international treaties of the Union with third parties, certain  special simplifications provided for in Article 437 of the Code may  be provided on a reciprocal basis to authorized economic operators of  states that are not members of the Union.

Paragraph 9 of Article 430 of the EAEU Customs Code establishes that,  under international treaties of member states with third parties,  certain special simplifications provided for in Article 437 of the  Code may be provided on a reciprocal basis to authorized economic  operators of states that are not members of the Union.