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More than 2 billion USD worth of import and export goods are cleared through customs every day.

Việt NamViệt Nam27/10/2024


More than 2 billion USD worth of import and export goods are cleared through customs every day.

The Customs information technology system receives and processes about 15 million transactions of more than 80,000 businesses each year; the total import-export turnover processed by this sector averages more than 2 billion USD per day.

Customs clears over 2 billion USD worth of import and export goods per day
Every day, the Customs sector clears more than 2 billion USD worth of import and export goods.

With the increasingly large scale of import and export turnover, currently the Customs sector handles procedures for import and export goods with a turnover of more than 2 billion USD per day.

Specifically, according to the sharing of the Director of the Department of Information Technology and Customs Statistics (General Department of Customs), Mr. Le Duc Thanh, currently, the customs information technology system is processing a very large amount of data.

In recent years, each year the Customs information technology system receives and processes about 15 million transactions (mostly customs declarations) of more than 80,000 enterprises; the total import-export turnover processed by the Customs sector on average reaches more than 2 billion USD per day; the budget revenue is hundreds of thousands of billion VND per year.

In addition, the information technology system of this industry also meets the requirements for operating the National Single Window Portal; statistics on import and export goods to serve economic management and administration...

With the increasing volume of customs clearance work for import and export of goods while production activities are still recovering and our country is welcoming a large flow of foreign investment, if not promptly upgraded, the information technology system of the Customs sector will hardly be able to meet the rapid growth rate of import and export turnover and other workloads.

On August 6, 2024, the Customs Information Technology System and National Single Window encountered technical problems that needed to be fixed.

The General Department of Customs has urgently deployed technical and professional measures to overcome the problem. As a result, many businesses have been unable to declare procedures for shipments, affecting their import and export activities.

Accordingly, by 8:35 a.m. on August 7, 2024, the customs electronic data processing system had been restored and was gradually operating stably again.

By the end of September 2024, the entire Customs sector had processed procedures for more than 12.1 million import-export declarations.

Of which, green lane declarations account for 65.95% (equivalent to nearly 8 million declarations) exempted from document inspection and physical inspection of goods.

In the past 9 months, nationwide, there were 6 Customs Departments with more than 1 million import-export declarations/unit, including: Ho Chi Minh City (2,508,718 declarations); Hai Phong (1,875,252 declarations); Hanoi (1,238,345); Bac Ninh (1,442,601 declarations); Binh Duong (1,423,739 declarations); Dong Nai (1,058,629 declarations).

Regarding import-export turnover, updated from the beginning of the year to October 15, it reached 610.57 billion USD, an increase of 16.4%, equivalent to an increase of 85.82 billion USD compared to the same period in 2023. Thus, on average, import-export turnover reached more than 2.1 billion USD per day.

Regarding budget revenue, the whole industry collected 306,312 billion VND, equal to 81.7% of the assigned estimate for the whole year, up 13.5% over the same period last year.

Source: https://baodautu.vn/hon-2-ty-usd-hang-hoa-xuat-nhap-khau-duoc-lam-thu-tuc-thong-quan-moi-ngay-d228397.html


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