Özet:

Many transactions and practices that internationally traded goods are subject to pose a major obstacle to commercial life. Applications in the control of the customs authorities require excessive information and documents; preparation of such information and documents, their submission, carrying out and completion of the related transactions all contribute to increasing the cost of labor and time. To ensure activity in trade, the e-customs practice is launched which aims facilitating trade, decreasing transaction costs, increasing competitiveness. With the e-customs practice started withEuropean Union under Customs Union, traditional methods have been left behind for customs procedures - the longest-lasting phase of international trade -, and electronic applications have been adopted with a view to both increasing the volume of and ensuring activity in foreign trade. In this study, it is examined whether e-customs practice have a structural effect over the trade with European Union.

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