This article examines the system of customs regulation as a basic element of ensuring the economic security of the Russian Federation. This system is a complex of regulations, organizational and economic mechanisms, and administrative procedures implemented by the state to regulate international trade and supervise the movement of goods across borders. The article thoroughly analyzes the key changes in the organization of customs regulation that are planned for 2026. The essence of these changes is the evolution from fragmented border checks to the creation of a unified digital environment for monitoring the flow of goods throughout its entire length. In the current conditions, the organization of customs regulation implies the mandatory implementation of a new risk management system (RMS), which will be based on integration with the data of the Honest Sign mechanism, information resources of tax services, and the new GosLog platform. This symbiosis of technologies opens the way from selective inspections to continuous, real-time monitoring of commodity flows.
Aleksandr Mochaev (Fri,) studied this question.