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DOI: Reforms Of Public Administration In The Field Of Customs In The Process Of Integration Into The World Community And Prospects For Their Improvement
Rakhmatov Elyor Djumaboevich , Independent Researcher At The Tashkent State University Of Law, UzbekistanAbstract
The article highlights the features of reforming customs administration, further improving the activities of customs authorities and increasing their efficiency. The author also put forward scientific and practical ideas for improving scientific and theoretical legislation, such as simplifying the regulation of foreign economic activity by tariff and non-tariff methods, organizing postgraduate education at the Customs Institute of the State Customs Committee.
Keywords
A Custom, Foreign Economic Activity, The Activities Of Customs Authorities
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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On additional measures to increase the efficiency of export of vegetables and fruits." National Database of Legislation, 18.10.2018, No. 18.07.3978 / 2067; 05/25/2019, 07/19/4337/3182; 28.09.2020, 20.06.2075/1330.
Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 5, 2020 "On reforming customs administration and improving the activities of the state customs service of the Republic of Uzbekistan." National database of legislation, 06.06.2020, No. 20.06.6005 / 0728.
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