Customs regulation in the EurAsEC customs union and financial law development in the Russian federation
Customs payments play special role in the economy of the Russian Federation. They composed just over 50 percent of the total budgetary income on the eve of the Russian Federation’s entry into the EurAsEC Customs Union. The article considers the changes which occurred in the legal base of customs regulation since the EurAsEC Customs Union was created and the Russian Federation became a member. The customs legislation structure of the Customs Union is analyzed in the article. Special attention is given to the acts which became the source of financial law in the Russian Federation, being adopted by supranational regulator, the Eurasian Economic Commission
|Date of creation:||2013|
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|Publication status:||Published in WP BRP Series: Law/ LAW, November 2013, pages 1-13|
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