Today, the fight against corruption is becoming an essential condition not only for the further advancement of the reforms initiated, but also for the overall successful development of the country and the implementation of the tasks set by the President.
The fight against corruption has been identified as one of the main priorities of state revenue agencies. Corruption has the most negative impact on the image of state revenue agencies, undermines the trust of taxpayers and foreign trade participants, threatens the development of the state's market economy, harms economic and national security.
Therefore, today the Department of State Revenue in the Zhetisu region is doing some work to combat corruption.
This is how cooperation with the Anti-Corruption Service on corruption prevention issues is carried out on an ongoing basis. Meetings and meetings with the staff of the Department are held with the participation of representatives of this department. A memorandum of mutual cooperation was signed between the Department and the Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the region, an agreement on mutual cooperation was signed with the Branch of the Republican Public Association "National Movement against Corruption "ZHANARU". Internet conferences are held at the site of the project office "Zhetisu – adaldyk alany".
An anti-corruption headquarters for the prevention and combating of corruption has been established, which includes the deputy head of the Department (head of staff), the heads of the UTA, UTR, HRM, UTKPVT, the heads and deputy heads of all customs posts. This headquarters considers all complaints received from participants of foreign economic activity, customs representatives, carriers, forwarders about the actions of employees of checkpoints and promptly takes measures to eliminate complaints and improve the work of state revenue bodies.
Banners with anti-corruption themes are posted at customs checkpoints, indicating the measures of responsibility for committing corruption offenses and indicating the Department's city and mobile helplines. Information leaflets describing the conduct of all stages of the business process, taking into account the specifics of each checkpoint, are distributed to all drivers.
A chat "Customs without Corruption" was created, which included representatives of business communities, the first heads of the Department, heads of structural divisions and customs posts, to receive information about the facts of extortion, red tape, violations of rights and interests, as well as information about changes in customs legislation, anti-corruption measures carried out by the Department.
Preventive measures on anti-corruption topics are carried out (publication of articles in the media, posting on Internet resources; round tables, seminars, open days; TV appearances, reports on local TV channel and radio) and explanatory work on anti-corruption issues in the structural and territorial divisions of the Department.
We believe that the measures taken will increase the responsibility of civil servants, strengthen state discipline and will contribute to reducing and preventing corruption offenses.