On transit transportations Euroasian economic commission will finish documents until the end of 2018

Stalo it is known when the block of documents on transit of goods on the territory Eurasian Economic Union will be completely ready.

Euroasian economic commission) will finish until the end of 2018 a package of the documents concerning transit transportations, including the multimodal. The director of the department of the customs legislation and law-enforcement practice of Euroasian economic commission Dimitri Nekrasov at the "Life under the New Customs Code Eurasian Economic Union" conference, transfers information and analysis agency "PortNews".

"This year the commission created three lists of documents which we have to fulfill. The first list is those documents which develop the Customs code, its opportunities and allow business to use the advantages stated in the document. First of all, we plan to finish work on the transit, begun in 2017. Including we see need to reflect multimodal transportations", - he told.

by words Dimitri Nekrasov, the block of documents on transit of goods on the territory Eurasian Economic Union (Eurasian Economic Union — Russian Federation, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan) has the priority status. Sea and railway carriers are interested in legislation harmonization in this sphere, to a lesser extent - automobile, first of all.

Besides, will finish documents on features of release of goods before submission of the customs declaration, and also their classification.

Dimitri Nekrasov specified that last year it was accepted about 40 prime documents necessary for functioning of the new Customs code of Eurasian Economic Union. Formally "paper" part of the code came into force since January 1, 2018, but "electronic" needs completion. It is a question of software and the related processes of interaction between customs services entering Eurasian Economic Union the countries as the software needs to be brought into accord with new requirements.
"On it need time - of half a year to nine and more months on the most difficult questions in order that programs started working fully", - Dimitri Nekrasov told.