International experience in the introduction of digital technologies in customs: problems and prospects of subsoil use

Reforms and modernization of customs authorities have led to a transition from manual processing of documents to automation of customs processes and procedures. The changes are broad in nature and include the submission of electronic documents, the introduction of electronic payments, interdepartmental cooperation and coordination, including the interface of the systems of state institutions involved in customs clearance between borders. The article discusses information technologies that contribute to greater automation of customs. However, this process is not without problems. Therefore, the state of automation is being considered to determine the areas in which further improvement of the use of information technologies is required. The purpose of the study is to determine the prospects for the use of digital technologies in order for customs authorities to comply with global trends in the use of digital systems in the management of customs operations.