The IIAC team joins the congratulations on the International Day of the Customs Officer on the official portal of the Federal Customs Service. Every year on January 26, customs officers all over the world celebrate their professional holiday – International Customs Day. The date was not chosen by chance – it was on this day in 1953 that the first session of the World Customs Organization, then known as the Customs Cooperation Council, took place in Brussels.
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The meeting of the Public Council under the FCS of Russia was held in full-time and correspondence format. Ruslan Davydov, First Deputy Head of the FCS of Russia – Executive Secretary of the Public Council under the FCS of Russia, addressed the participants of the meeting of the Public Council under the FCS of Russia with an opening speech. He began his speech with a positive assessment of the interaction that developed between the Federal Customs Service and the Public Council throughout the entire 3-year electoral cycle.
A large photo reportage is available in a separate article.
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On June 3, the head of the FCS of Russia Vladimir Bulavin took part in the session of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum “Transformation of World Trade. The effectiveness of government regulation ”.
The main issues for discussion were advanced information and communication technologies that allow creating a barrier-free environment for trade, as well as the benefits and risks of digitalization of the state and business.
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Ruslan Davydov, First Deputy Head of the FCS of Russia, took part in the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference “Topical Issues of Interaction of Customs Authorities in Modern Conditions”. The event took place on June 3 at the site of the Russian Customs Academy.
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In the 1st quarter of 2021, the customs authorities transferred 1,329.9 billion rubles to the federal budget. The achieved fiscal result exceeded the forecast target by 26.4%. Compared to the same period in 2020, the amount of federal budget revenues administered by the FCS of Russia increased by 12% or 142 billion rubles.
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On April 23, 2019, the All-Russian meeting of customs authorities on topical issues of activity was held at the Federal Customs Service. The event was attended by the head of the Federal Customs Service of Russia Vladimir Bulavin, Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Ilya Trunin, Director of the Tax and Customs Policy Department of the Ministry of Finance of Russia Alexey Sazanov, Deputy Head of the Federal Tax Service of Russia Daniil Egorov, the leadership of the Federal Customs Service of Russia, customs officials.
On March 21, 2019, the long-awaited update appeared in the “Personal Account of a FEA participant” – informing companies about the risk level category, providing visualization of the current risk category of the organization, as well as the results of checking its activities on the main “blocking” criteria. In addition, the service implements a warning function on a possible increase in the level of risk – if the final value of the assessment of the activity of the participant in foreign economic activity differs by less than 10% from the threshold value, which provides for a transition to a higher risk category. The implementation of this functionality allows to increase the level of transparency and predictability when performing customs operations.
The initiative is related to the identification of regular attempts to smuggle in sanctions products using “cover goods”. The Federal Customs Service (FCS) of Russia explained the reason for its proposal to expand the list of products prohibited for import into Russia. A spokesman for the department told journalists on Saturday that the Federal Customs Service reveals attempts to smuggle in sanctions products using “cover goods” under the guise of products from authorized countries, RIA Novosti reports.
The head of the Federal Customs Service of Russia, Vladimir Bulavin, made a report at the International Customs Forum – 2018, which was held October 24-25 in Moscow. During the plenary session “Customs of the Future Is Created Today,” the head of the Federal Customs Service of Russia identified four blocks that will form the basis for the future strategy of customs service development (“Strategies – 2030”): information interaction with foreign partners during the movement of goods from the manufacturer to the EEU border to control the movement of goods from the border to the consumer, the development of the infrastructure of the customs authorities, the establishment of communication between the declarants and the electronic declaration centers.
On March 15, an expanded meeting of the Expert Council and the Public Council under the FCS of Russia was held. The agenda included consideration of the results of the work of the Russian customs authorities in 2017 and tasks for the year 2018, a new format for the work of the Expert Advisory Council for the Implementation of the Customs Policy under the FCS of Russia, as well as keeping the register of the Charter of Conscientious Participants in Foreign Trade.
