Analysis of an Enterprise’s Compliance with the Authorized Economic Operator Status in the Context of the Customs Policy of Ukraine

Vakulchyk, Olena; Fesenko, Valeriia; Knyshek, Oksana; Babenko, Lyudmyla; Horbach, Liudmyla; Abuselidze, George; Дацій, Олександр

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“…In Chikovani's work, the main directions of the improvement of freight transportation in Georgia (Chikovani, 2020) convey the dynamics of transportation development and the basics of the interaction of different types of transport in the nodes of the transport network. Authors (Vakulchyk, et al, 2023) claim that there is a critical need to create a methodology for objective quantitative assessment of the qualitative traits of businesses engaged in international trade operations during customs diagnostics to ascertain whether they abide by customs laws and qualify for Authorized Economic Operator status or not. The manual "Customs Case" (Qarumidze, 2002) deals with the key issues of customs affairs and customs law, where attention is focused on the problems and challenges of establishment and development of customs affairs in Georgia, customs system, and customs policy.…”

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Innovative Customs System and its Impact on the Sustainability of the Transit Potential

Abuselidze,

Meladze

2024

EJSD

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Georgia, due to its geopolitical location, has the potential to become a transit hub connecting the West and the East, the North and the South, which will bring the country the greatest economic benefits and give it a significant political advantage on the international scale. In such conditions, the use of innovative tools of the customs system focused on stimulating financial and economic development is vital. Today's existing customs system cannot fully ensure the effective use of the country's potential, because cargo turnover carried out by road, rail, sea transport, and pipelines is not characterized by a significant growth trend. The paper proposes a model of an innovative customs system that ensures the growth of economic income for the country, which is mainly based on the growth of the country's transit potential and its effective use. Keywords: innovative customs system, transit potential, transit attraction, economic income, economic effect

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confidence: 99%