Date of Publication :20th April 2021

Abstract: Electronic customs enforcement has many benefits that can hardly be ignored. At the same time, the implementation of this system and the complete reliance on an automated system through which all customs operations are carried out electronically. Electronic customs require reliable telecommunications platforms such as high-speed Internet. Failure to access high-speed Internet lines or any technical problems within the telecommunication infrastructure associated with the electronic customs system will disrupt users' communication with the system and the electronic customs purposes will not be achieved as expected. The present study examined the need of electronic custom system to ensure that the country's customs network has at least the telecommunications infrastructure needed to provide and use electronic services before the system is implemented. Another important area observed in the study is the need for maintaining the security of the electronic customs system. This research is a descriptive and applied research. The descriptive part consists of library data and also the applied part contains the data collected by a questionnaire through Likert scale. The study concluded that e-Customs has had a negative impact on variables such as corruption, bureaucracy, waste time and inconsistency, and on variables such as export promotion, transparency, and e-government. The species have had a positive impact.

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