Goals and objectives of the Keden system

During testing of the Keden system, the passenger customs declaration for express cargo and the goods declaration for express cargo will be filled in by customs representatives. The SRC staff will also be responsible for receiving and processing declarations. Customs representatives, as before, can submit documents in hard copy, attached without fail to the declaration for express cargo. The introduction of the automated system “Keden " is designed to significantly simplify and speed up the declaration process, reducing the amount of paperwork and minimizing the likelihood of errors when filling out documents.

Declaration filling process

The Keden system will be used to complete both the passenger customs declaration for express cargo and the goods declaration. The system is designed to simplify and speed up the declaration process, which will ensure more efficient management and processing of documents.

Payment of customs duties

The budget classification code 106119 will be used in the Keden information system for issuing and debiting customs payments and taxes based on declarations for goods for express cargo. Customs payments are paid in full, which is important for ensuring transparency and timely payments, contributing to the stable filling of the state budget.

Requirements for an electronic digital signature

An electronic digital signature (EDS)is required to work in the Keden system National Certification Center (NCC). This additional requirement is aimed at ensuring the security and authenticity of all operations performed in the system. EDS allows you to ensure that all data entered into the system belongs to the person who is declared in the documents, excluding the possibility of fraud and forgery.

Integration with other systems

The new system involves integration with other information systems and databases, which will allow you to quickly check information about cargo, senders and recipients, as well as about the fulfillment of all necessary formalities. This will significantly speed up the customs clearance process and reduce the burden on customs officials.

Pilot project and future implementation

It is expected that the successful completion of the pilot project and the subsequent implementation of the "Keden" system on a permanent basis will lead to a significant increase in the efficiency of customs administration in Kazakhstan. This, in turn, will have a positive impact on the investment climate and business activity in the country, contributing to the attraction of new foreign and domestic investments, as well as the development of small and medium-sized businesses.

Impact on the investment climate and business

Simplification of customs declaration of express cargo is an important step towards modernization and improvement of public services in Kazakhstan. This compliance with modern requirements and standards of international trade should have a positive impact on the investment climate, business activity and business development.

Modernization of public services

Thus, the Keden system represents a significant step towards modernizing public services, ensuring compliance with modern requirements and standards of international trade, which in turn contributes to improving the business environment in Kazakhstan.