Which case has not been inspected after customs clearance?

	The Post-Clearance Audit Department accounts for 90% of revenue collection of the entire unit
	Strengthening review and inspection to prevent fraud in invoice using
	Enterprises pay attention to list of goods subject to exemption from specialized inspection

Customs officers of Post-Clearance Audit Department at work. Photo: T.Binh

According to the General Department of Customs, in the context that the world economy is facing complicated and unstable developments, some key industries in Vietnam saw a decline in production due to high input costs and a drop in orders. Currently, many enterprises have suspended operations and have to lay off workers on a rotation basis, and found it difficult to access capital due to high interest rates.

Therefore, the General Department of Customs has requested local Customs Departments to take all measures to remove difficulties for enterprises and minimize administrative procedures to support enterprises in production and business activities.

Particularly for the post-clearance audit force, the General Department of Customs requires that in 2023, post-clearance audit has not been conducted as planned for unnecessary cases but focused on key inspections for selected enterprises;

Strengthened training to improve the qualifications of customs officers in charge of post-clearance audit; researched to develop post-clearance inspection plans according to each risk and violation topic.

Hanoi Customs collects more than VND80 billion from PCA VCN - Since early in the year, Hanoi Customs Department conducted post-clearance audits (PCA) at the enterprise ...

The Post-Clearance Audit Department will soon complete the post-clearance inspection process to replace Decision 575/QD-TCHQ dated March 21, 2019 of the Director General of the General Department of Customs.