They eliminate resolutions that forced the intervention of sectoral entities in the verification of imports. They seek efficiency and less bureaucracy.
From the government they assured that the decision does not imply a relaxation of customs control, but a Modernization of procedures.
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In line with the process of deregulation and simplification of the State, the Customs Collection and Control Agency (ARCA) He resolved repeal 23 general resolutions that affected foreign trade dynamicsparticularly in relation to the physical verification of imported merchandise.
Through the General Resolution No. 5693/25published in the Official Gazette, the agency eliminated a series of regulations dictated between 1998 and 1999 that required the intervention of cameras, federations and representative associations of economic sectors as observers during customs verification processes.
From Arca they explained that the measure seeks to eliminate “inefficient regulations” that The operational times prolonged and logistics costs increased of import operations. In many cases, the low effective participation of these entities delayed control planning, since their physical presence in inspection acts was required.
Less bureaucracy, same control
From the government they assured that the decision does not imply a relaxation of customs control, but a Modernization of procedures. According to official sources, the new regulations will maintain the standards of traceability and control, but without the bureaucratic ballast that imposed obsolete regulations.
This resolution It will enter into force the day after its publicationand is part of a broader process of revision and elimination of regulations that no longer respond to the needs of current international trade.
Source: Ambito
