Date:01/08/12
The State Customs Committee in Azerbaijan has received 97 percent of the customs payments in electronic form, according to official statement of the Committee's Chairman Aydin Aliyev.
"Today, the receipt of customs payments through banks or plastic cards is arranged, and POS-terminals are installed in all customs offices or the branches of relevant banks have been opened," Aydin Aliyev said.
He said customs service activity is transferred into single automated control system.
"This system is one of the important steps to liberalize trade in the country, create favorable conditions for entrepreneurs," Aliyev added.
He said the State Customs Committee continues to work on sharing information with other agencies in an electronic form and building a single network.
Customs payments transferred to e-form
The State Customs Committee in Azerbaijan has received 97 percent of the customs payments in electronic form, according to official statement of the Committee's Chairman Aydin Aliyev."Today, the receipt of customs payments through banks or plastic cards is arranged, and POS-terminals are installed in all customs offices or the branches of relevant banks have been opened," Aydin Aliyev said.
He said customs service activity is transferred into single automated control system.
"This system is one of the important steps to liberalize trade in the country, create favorable conditions for entrepreneurs," Aliyev added.
He said the State Customs Committee continues to work on sharing information with other agencies in an electronic form and building a single network.
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