Abstract:

One of the most currently important objectives of the Eurasian Economic Union integration is to develop the scientifically founded procedures for harmonization of national legal frameworks in point of the potential alliance partners. The building of a single information space and legal base concordance in the sphere of post-clearance customs control will provide the elimination of the barriers appeared as the consequences of economic insulation affected by the collapse of the Soviet Union. The harmonization of the post-clearance regulations based on unified information space will contribute an effective collaboration aimed at the enhancement of economic relations in the Post-Soviet space. The article presents the method of comparative analysis of national and the Eurasian Economic Union’s legal and administrative law corpus related to the post-clearance regulations from the perspective of a single information space. The proposed method is based on the following grounds: international sources of legal framework, scope of the legal acts, usage patterns of the risk management, control terms, forms and conditions, inspection results, performers and subjects of post-clearance control. The method approval and evaluation was realized for recent participants (such as Armenia and Kyrgyzstan) and prospective allied members (such as the Republic of Tajikistan) of the Eurasian Economic Union. The research results are premised on the generalization and arrangement of changes in post-clearance customs control, which were in process upon the entering of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republic of Belarus into the Customs Union.