How to carry out public service of customs through National Public Service Portal?
General Department of Customs is one of the leading units in connecting online public services (DVCTT) to the National Public Service Portal. What is the next plan of the Customs office ... Customs Newspaper interviewed Mr. Le Duc Thanh, Deputy Director of Department of Information Technology and Customs Statistics (General Department of Customs) on related contents.
Mr. Le Duc Thanh (pictured), Deputy Director of Department of Information Technology and Customs Statistics (General Department of Customs)
Recently, which public services of Customs have been connected to the National Public Service Portal? Why did Customs choose to connect these services first, sir?
The General Department of Customs has just connected 2 DVCTT: "cancel the customs declaration" and "supplement the declaration".
The reason for choosing these two services was the first to connect because the General Department of Customs provided online 24/7 nationwide nationwide from 1/3/2017.
Second, these are services that many people and businesses perform. Specifically, from March 1, 2017 to the beginning of March 2020, a total of nearly 230,000 documents related to these 2 public service delivery were made. In particular, there are 95,201 records "cancel customs declaration" and 134,507 records "additional declaration of customs declaration".
Thus, in order to ensure effective implementation, the Customs sector has chosen to connect, but the public service is ready in terms of technology, has a large number of documents, and greatly affects the business community.
How will your business deal with the online public services in Customs on the National Public Service Portal, sir?
Through the National Public Service Portal, enterprises will follow 5 steps, including: Step 1, enterprises log in the National Public Service Portal; Step 2, choose the procedure to apply; step 3, apply; step 4, look up the results of the submitted application status on the National Public Service Portal; Step 5, the Customs office receives and processes the results on the system.
What are the benefits of connecting the online public service of Customs to the National Public Service Portal?
In essence, the online public service always brings many benefits to businesses.
Firstly, businesses can carry out administrative procedures anytime, anywhere, by any means.
Secondly, reducing costs for businesses by not having to use paper records, reducing travel time because they do not have to come to perform directly at the Customs.
Thirdly, improve the openness and transparency in the implementation of administrative procedures.
At the same time, contributing to promoting the policy of implementing e-government.
Connecting the online public service to the National Public Service Portal gives people and businesses more options to implement administrative procedures in the field of customs, in addition to implementing through the online public service system of Customs sector as currently. now on.
In particular, the integration of the online public service of the Customs sector into the National Public Service Portal will help people carry out many procedures at the same time through only one contact. While previously, enterprises implementing the online public service of the Customs sector would go into the system of the Customs agency, then they would have to log in to each of those agencies' systems ...
It can be said that connecting the online public service of Customs and ministries and branches into the National Public Service Portal is an important prerequisite for centralizing administrative procedures of state management agencies (via electricity mode). death). Thereby, helping people and businesses carry out many administrative procedures at the same time through only a single focal point.
In addition to the two newly-established online public services, which services will the Customs sector connect to the National Public Service Portal, sir?
In 2020, the General Department of Customs has registered to connect 60 additional public services to the National Public Service Portal. For example: "Customs procedures for goods brought into and out of entrepot ports", "Customs procedures for goods traded by mode of border-gate transfer", "Procedures for setting up inspection places is the foot of the work or the warehouse of the project, the place of production "...
To implement, the General Department of Customs has been working with the Government Office, information technology enterprises to build plans. Based on the plan, specific assessment will be made to ensure that the connection is met. Since then, the Ministry of Finance is reported to have a support mechanism to gradually connect the online public services as planned.
Thank you Sir!
According to: Haiquanonline