Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide
This reference and implementation guide builds on the content of the World Bank's publication Border Management Modernization (2011), which provides policymakers, reformers, customs and other government officials with a comprehensive perspecti...
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okr-10986-169812021-04-23T14:03:34Z Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide World Bank ACCOUNT ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUDIT CYCLES AUDIT ENGAGEMENTS AUDIT EVIDENCE AUDIT OBJECTIVES AUDIT REPORTS AUDITING AUDITING STANDARDS AUDITORS AUDITS BEST PRACTICE BUSINESS ACTIVITY BUSINESS MANAGERS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS REGISTRATION BUSINESS RISK BUSINESS SYSTEM BUSINESS SYSTEMS CAPABILITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES COMPETITORS COMPUTER PROGRAM COMPUTER SYSTEM CONFIDENTIALITY CONTROL SYSTEMS COST EFFECTIVENESS CUSTOMER DATA CUSTOMS DISCUSSIONS DOCUMENTS EXIT INTERVIEW FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FRAUD GOOD PRACTICE ID INFORMATION GATHERING INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS INSPECTION INSPECTIONS INSTALLATION INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNAL AUDITORS INTERNAL AUDITS INTERNAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE LICENSE MANAGEMENT TOOL MANUFACTURING MATERIAL ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR PROCEDURE MANUALS QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL QUERIES QUERY REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS REPORTING REPORTING PROCEDURES RESULT RESULTS SALES SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SOURCES OF INFORMATION TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL STAFF TIME PERIOD TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER VARIETY VERIFICATION WORLD ECONOMY This reference and implementation guide builds on the content of the World Bank's publication Border Management Modernization (2011), which provides policymakers, reformers, customs and other government officials with a comprehensive perspective on improving trade facilitation through better border management. This guide focuses on the use of Post Clearance Audit (PCA) which represents one of the most effective trade facilitation strategies available to border agencies as it enables the immediate release of imported cargo through the subsequent use of audit-based regulatory controls. The contents of this guide have been developed to supplement the information contained in the World Bank publication by providing border management officials and development professionals with a thorough introduction to the key issues associated with implementing a PCA regime. PCA represents a move away from traditional approaches which focus on the physical inspection of cargo and the relatively ineffective documentary checks that restrict auditors to reviewing a very small percentage of a trader's overall transactions. PCA rather is a focus on the business systems of the trader that generate and communicate transactions to the regulatory agencies, recognizing that good business systems with adequate controls will lead to high levels of regulatory compliance. The World Customs Organization (WCO), in recognition of this need to adapt to the growing world economy, has spelt out in the revised Kyoto convention the need for customs agencies to move towards post clearance controls to facilitate trade, which includes transitioning towards 'control based audit', which represents the auditing of traders' internal systems and controls as they relate to customs requirements. 2014-02-10T21:52:59Z 2014-02-10T21:52:59Z 2013-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/02/18639525/post-clearance-audit-reference-implementation-guide http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16981 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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ACCOUNT ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUDIT CYCLES AUDIT ENGAGEMENTS AUDIT EVIDENCE AUDIT OBJECTIVES AUDIT REPORTS AUDITING AUDITING STANDARDS AUDITORS AUDITS BEST PRACTICE BUSINESS ACTIVITY BUSINESS MANAGERS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS REGISTRATION BUSINESS RISK BUSINESS SYSTEM BUSINESS SYSTEMS CAPABILITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES COMPETITORS COMPUTER PROGRAM COMPUTER SYSTEM CONFIDENTIALITY CONTROL SYSTEMS COST EFFECTIVENESS CUSTOMER DATA CUSTOMS DISCUSSIONS DOCUMENTS EXIT INTERVIEW FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FRAUD GOOD PRACTICE ID INFORMATION GATHERING INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS INSPECTION INSPECTIONS INSTALLATION INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNAL AUDITORS INTERNAL AUDITS INTERNAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE LICENSE MANAGEMENT TOOL MANUFACTURING MATERIAL ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR PROCEDURE MANUALS QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL QUERIES QUERY REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS REPORTING REPORTING PROCEDURES RESULT RESULTS SALES SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SOURCES OF INFORMATION TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL STAFF TIME PERIOD TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER VARIETY VERIFICATION WORLD ECONOMY |
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ACCOUNT ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUDIT CYCLES AUDIT ENGAGEMENTS AUDIT EVIDENCE AUDIT OBJECTIVES AUDIT REPORTS AUDITING AUDITING STANDARDS AUDITORS AUDITS BEST PRACTICE BUSINESS ACTIVITY BUSINESS MANAGERS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS REGISTRATION BUSINESS RISK BUSINESS SYSTEM BUSINESS SYSTEMS CAPABILITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES COMPETITORS COMPUTER PROGRAM COMPUTER SYSTEM CONFIDENTIALITY CONTROL SYSTEMS COST EFFECTIVENESS CUSTOMER DATA CUSTOMS DISCUSSIONS DOCUMENTS EXIT INTERVIEW FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FRAUD GOOD PRACTICE ID INFORMATION GATHERING INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS INSPECTION INSPECTIONS INSTALLATION INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNAL AUDITORS INTERNAL AUDITS INTERNAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE LICENSE MANAGEMENT TOOL MANUFACTURING MATERIAL ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR PROCEDURE MANUALS QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL QUERIES QUERY REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS REPORTING REPORTING PROCEDURES RESULT RESULTS SALES SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SOURCES OF INFORMATION TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL STAFF TIME PERIOD TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER VARIETY VERIFICATION WORLD ECONOMY World Bank Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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This reference and implementation guide
builds on the content of the World Bank's publication
Border Management Modernization (2011), which provides
policymakers, reformers, customs and other government
officials with a comprehensive perspective on improving
trade facilitation through better border management. This
guide focuses on the use of Post Clearance Audit (PCA) which
represents one of the most effective trade facilitation
strategies available to border agencies as it enables the
immediate release of imported cargo through the subsequent
use of audit-based regulatory controls. The contents of this
guide have been developed to supplement the information
contained in the World Bank publication by providing border
management officials and development professionals with a
thorough introduction to the key issues associated with
implementing a PCA regime. PCA represents a move away from
traditional approaches which focus on the physical
inspection of cargo and the relatively ineffective
documentary checks that restrict auditors to reviewing a
very small percentage of a trader's overall
transactions. PCA rather is a focus on the business systems
of the trader that generate and communicate transactions to
the regulatory agencies, recognizing that good business
systems with adequate controls will lead to high levels of
regulatory compliance. The World Customs Organization (WCO),
in recognition of this need to adapt to the growing world
economy, has spelt out in the revised Kyoto convention the
need for customs agencies to move towards post clearance
controls to facilitate trade, which includes transitioning
towards 'control based audit', which represents
the auditing of traders' internal systems and controls
as they relate to customs requirements. |
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Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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Post Clearance Audit : Reference and Implementation Guide |
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post clearance audit : reference and implementation guide |
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Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/02/18639525/post-clearance-audit-reference-implementation-guide http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16981 |
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