Information on our e-Customs Programme
22
projects,
12
IT systems processing e-services,
7
public e-services provided on the transaction level (maturity level 4*),
1
public personalised e-service (maturity level 5*),
90%
of businesses using the electronic communication channel covered with the automatic service of settling accounts (budgetary income collected by the Customs Service),
PLN 168 802 218
– investment expenditures,
PLN 143 481 885
– EU-refinancing (Innovative Economy Programme),
PLN 25 320 333
– state budget finances,
15 000
– minimum number of users in the Customs Service, using the electronic e Customs Programme platform.
It can be achieved, inter alia, by development of an electronic environment for the Polish Customs Service in order to provide the public with e-services related to collecting duties, trade in goods and ensuring the security of international trade providing:
e-Customs Programme is a package of actions enabling also, at national level the following activities:
We have implemented the following electronic services:
Import Control System (ICS) supporting procedures relating to the movement of goods within the EU customs territory which enables electronic exchange of messages between the economic operator and the customs office with regard to the security data as well as the exchange of messages on the results of risk analysis between customs offices at the EU level;
Export Control System (ECS2) supporting export procedures, e.g. processing of the exit summary declaration with the office of its submission (an EU requirement related to the CCC Security Amendment to export procedures) and processing of simplified procedures;
Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS PL) supporting movements of excise goods between EU Member States and the movements of goods in subject within the EU territory with regards to import and export;
European Operators Registration and Identification (EORI) – its implementation has accelerated and increased the efficiency of Customs Service operations by introducing the obligation for economic operators to register and use the EORI number in all customs transactions and activities within the European Union;
Risk Analysis Module (RAM) for the central operational systems in use;
ISZTAR3 – Integrated Customs Tariff Information System, reference system supporting customs tariff database, fully compatible with the TARIC EU tariff system in compliance with the functional requirements and business process of this system. The subsequent version of ISZTAR system is an upgrade of ISZTAR2, incorporating changes related to the modification of TARIC3 EU system.