News, page 20
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Central Excise Customs transferred over RUB 510 billion to the budget in H1 2025
Over six months CAT cleared 63,830 declarations and collected additional customs payments exceeding RUB 4 billion.
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Vehicle transit via Verkhniy Lars: offices of destination for DNR and LNR
Individuals importing vehicles via Verkhniy Lars under customs transit should declare designated customs offices for DNR and LNR.
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Central Excise Customs destroyed more than 55 million paper excise stamps
CAT destroyed surplus and damaged paper excise stamps for tobacco and alcohol marking, totalling over 55 million units.
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Central Excise Customs met with a special military operation participant
CAT officers met Nikita V., a serviceman whose unit the customs supports with vehicle repairs and spare parts.
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CAT officers visit historic sites to mark Russia Day
To mark Russia Day, Central Excise Customs officers visited landmark sites in Pskov and Kaluga.
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Alexander Shvedov congratulates Central Excise Customs on Russia Day
A ceremonial formation was held at CAT on the eve of Russia Day; Alexander Shvedov presented departmental awards.
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Crimean excise post tours historic sites for Russia Day
Customs officers in Crimea visited memorial and historic sites symbolising the formation of the Russian state.
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Alexander Shvedov appointed Head of Central Excise Customs
Colonel Alexander Shvedov took office as Head of CAT on 10 June under an order of the Head of FCS Russia.
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Central Excise Customs brought gifts to young patients at Pirogov Children's Hospital
On International Children's Day, the CAT Youth Council delivered creative sets, board games and sports items to children at the N.I. Pirogov Russian Children's Clinical Hospital.
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Who may import personal goods and vehicles into the EAEU duty-free
CAT outlines when personal goods and vehicles may enter the EAEU customs territory without customs duties under EEC Decision No. 107.
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CAT excise post holds career master class for RUDN students
Officials from the Excise Specialised Customs Post at CAT spoke to fourth- and fifth-year students at RUDN's Institute of Foreign Economic Security and Customs Affairs.
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Nameless Height memorial unites Moscow, Donetsk and Novosibirsk customs officers
Siberian Customs Directorate, Donetsk and Central Excise Customs held a joint event at height 224.1 near Rubyezhenka, Kaluga Region, marking the 80th anniversary of Victory.
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Donskoy customs post lays flowers at war memorial cemetery
Staff of the Donskoy customs post joined a flower-laying ceremony at the military memorial communal cemetery of Great Patriotic War soldiers.
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Kaluga excise post lays flowers at warriors' memorial in Kurovskoye
Ahead of Victory Day, Kaluga excise customs officers laid flowers at a memorial to warriors of the First World War, the Great Patriotic War and local conflicts.
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Specialised customs post honours Great Patriotic War dead
Staff of the Specialised Customs Post paid tribute to soldiers and civilians killed during the Great Patriotic War and laid flowers at a memorial plaque in Moscow.
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Yegoryevsk customs post lays flowers at city war memorial
Yegoryevsk customs officers visited the Memorial to Fallen Fellow Countrymen — the city's main tribute to residents killed fighting Nazi invaders.
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Far Eastern specialised post joins Victory 80th anniversary events in Artyom
Staff laid flowers at memorials in Artyom, Primorye Territory, joined the St George's Ribbon campaign and sent children's artwork to a Victory heritage competition.
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Crimea excise post visits Simferopol memorial sites and honours liberators
The Crimean excise customs post toured memorial complexes in Simferopol, laid flowers and honoured heroes who liberated the Crimean peninsula.
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Odintsovo Excise Customs Post Officials Lay Flowers at War Memorial in Odintsovo
Officials of the Odintsovo excise customs post visited a communal war grave in Odintsovo, observed a minute of silence and laid flowers.
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Kaluga Excise Customs Post Staff Honour Pilots Who Died in “Fire Ram” Attack Near Kosmachi
Customs officers laid flowers at a monument to pilot heroes near Kosmachi, Kaluga Region, where a Pe-2 crew perished in a ramming attack in October 1941.