The Verkhovna Rada approved in the first reading bill No. 7420 on " 269 \u200b\u200bpeople's deputies voted "
The bill amends the Customs Code for the implementation of Chapter 5 of Section IV of the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union.
It is proposed, in particular, to unify the rules provided for by the Customs Code for obtaining the status of a financial guarantor, securing the payment of customs duties, obtaining authorization to use the simplifications "
It is also planned to allow the use of simplifications in the implementation of customs formalities for all reliable enterprises, and not just authorized economic operators, by defining a list of conditions for granting authorization for the application of a separate simplification.
In addition, the Cabinet of Ministers wants to improve the procedure for considering taxpayer complaints in an administrative manner, in particular, to determine the jurisdiction for considering complaints, introduce the possibility of filing a complaint in electronic form, regulate the rights of the person who filed the complaint and the procedures for considering and making decisions based on the results of considering complaints..
At the same time, the Committee should prepare it for the second reading " As People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak explained in his Telegram channel, the government bill has so far been prepared poorly.
“Frankly speaking, the draft law was prepared quite poorly, so it will be significantly improved together with business associations for the second reading,” he wrote..
Recall that even before the war, Prime Minister Denis Shmihal announced five visa-free regimes from the EU - industrial visa-free regime, energy visa-free regime, customs, digital and transport visa-free regime..
" Ukraine is already using the new NCTS transit system at the national level. In the future, joining the international system will allow exchanging customs data in real time and controlling goods at every stage of transportation. This is an important step towards de-shadowing and combating abuses at customs,” said the Head of Government.