- The Estonian Tax and Customs Board (ETCB) is updating its customs services for export and transit by introducing new information systems.
- The aim is to bring customs formalities into conformity with the requirements of the Union Customs Code and improve supervision, safety, and security.
- The new systems are intended for exporters, carriers, and customs agencies.
- The systems allow for large-scale export and transit declarations, eliminating the need for multiple declarations.
- The new systems are accessible in three languages and are based on a familiar design.
- A scheduled maintenance will be carried out to introduce the new systems, and all pending declarations will be migrated.
- Access permissions for the new systems will be opened automatically for economic operators currently submitting declarations in Complex and NCTS.
- The development of the systems received funding from the European Regional Development Fund.
- The projects were carried out in cooperation with the Information Technology Centre of the Ministry of Finance and software companies Cybernetica AS and Nortal AS.
- The ETCB encourages customers to inform customs of any concerns or issues that may arise from the introduction of the new systems.
Source: emta.ee
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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