On March 13, 2014, the General Department of Customs held a training conference for civil servants in the industry on Circular 22/2014/TT-BTC dated February 14, 2014 regulating electronic customs procedures (TTHQĐT). for commercial import and export goods and customs procedures for VNACCS/VCIS implementation.
Attending the training conference were Deputy Director General Vu Ngoc Anh, Head of VNACCS/VCIS project implementation department; representatives of civil servants of 18 units of Customs Department of Northern provinces and cities and units of the General Department.
The purpose of this training conference is to help customs officers master the basic contents of Circular 22/2014/TT-BTC and the procedures applied to various types of export and import goods. export.
In 2 days from 13-14/3/2014, the conference will introduce in general the new regulations of Circular 22/2014/TT-BTC; guide the process of electronic customs clearance for goods exported and imported under purchase and sale contracts, processing, export production, export processing and other forms.
| As planned, from April 1, 2014, the VNACCS/VCIS system will officially come into operation. To ensure the legal basis for official operation, the Ministry of Finance has issued Circular No. 22/2014/TT-BTC dated February 14, 2014 stipulating electronic customs procedures for exported goods. commercial import. Circular 22/2014/TT-BTC includes 5 Chapters, 35 Articles, 3 Appendixes, providing for the contents to ensure the implementation of electronic customs procedures on the System, including: Chapter I: General guidance (including 7 articles) stipulates: scope of regulation, subjects of application, interpretation of terms, electronic customs declarants, use of digital signatures in implementing e-customs clearance, processing system customs electronic data management, time limit for electronic customs declaration. Chapter II: Customs procedures for export and import goods under purchase and sale contracts (including 14 articles) general provisions on electronic customs dossiers; pre-registration of information on export and import goods; customs declaration; correcting declarations, making additional declarations of customs dossiers; cancel the declaration; receiving, examining, registering and channeling customs declarations; check customs dossiers and physically inspect goods during customs procedures; bringing goods to preservation/release/customs clearance, exchange rate, guarantee, tax collection and payment; electronic license check; Chapter III: Customs procedures for other cases (processing, export processing, export processing, export processing,...); Chapter IV: Customs supervision and transportation of goods subject to customs supervision (including 3 Articles) provides for customs supervision; the basis for determining exported goods; customs procedures for transported goods subject to customs supervision. Chapter V: Organization of implementation (including 2 Articles) regulations on enforcement effect and responsibility for implementation). |
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