In the first half of the year, over 200 high-risk enterprises would be investigated following customs clearance

DNHN - The General Department of Customs will continue to finalize the plan to amend the post-clearance inspection process according to Decision No. 575/QD-KTSTQ dated March 21, 2019, on the issuance of the Post-Clearance Inspection Process, in line with the actual implementation, by the provisions of the law.

The General Department of Customs said that this agency assigned customs departments of provinces and cities to carry out a post-clearance inspection for 202 enterprises under 7 topics in the first 6 months of 2022.

Includes: Topics of imported goods with 2 tax rates; thematic drug and drug production materials imported; specialized in tires for cargo cars, tractors, semi-trailers; thematic import scrap; thematic import of used machinery and equipment; specializes in the origin of exports to the US and the origin of exports to India, based on research and assessment of risk signs in several areas of customs management.

Also in the second quarter of 2022, the General Department of Customs will continue to finalize the plan to amend the post-clearance inspection process according to Decision No. 575/QD-KTSTQ dated March 21, 2019, on promulgating the Post-clearance inspection process. appropriate, by the actual implementation, by the law.

Simultaneously, monitor, urge, guide and answer questions of Customs Departments of provinces and cities about the implementation of post-clearance inspection of 202 enterprises under 7 topics.

Previously, in 2021, due to the complicated development of the pandemic, the General Department of Customs temporarily suspended and postponed post-clearance audits in the plan, including post-clearance inspection, compliance assessment, and post-clearance inspection. according to risk signs at the end of the year, in order to create conditions forces to focus on solving difficulties and maintaining production and business activities. 

Entering 2022, despite continued exposure to the Covid-19 pandemic, the General The Customs Department drastically and effectively implemented thematic, key, and key tasks in post-clearance inspection right from the start of the year, to ensure the requirements for state management of customs and perform only urgent tasks arising in management. 

Specifically, implementing Directive 439/CT-TCHQ dated February 11, 2022 of the D,director General of the General Department of Customs on the synchronous and drastic implementation of trade facilitation solutions, improving the effectiveness of state management, combating revenue loss in implementing the state budget collection task in 2022 with 11 specific solutions on developing orientation plans; building legal institutions; tax Administration; directing post-clearance inspection activities at the Customs Departments of provinces and cities and providing training. 

In addition, continuing to develop and finalize the Decision amending Decision 575, in which, integrating priority business management processes in the direction of handling existing problems, ensuring appropriateness with the provisions of the law, can manage officials and civil servants in the performance of post-clearance inspection tasks, avoiding negative consequences.

73 firms have been designated as priority enterprises to date, enabling them to take advantage of several advantageous import and export procedures while also strengthening their position with partners.

Thanh Cong