Ministry of Finance: Simplified and shortened procedures in the public procurement system

"Namely, within the framework of the CEJN platform, which has been operational since January 1, 2021, the electronic connection of the Electronic Public Procurement System with the system of the Revenue and Customs Administration has been established," the ministry's announcement reads.

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As of today, purchasers in the public procurement system are enabled, via the Public Procurement Electronic Platform (CEJN), to verify the fulfillment of the mandatory conditions for the participation of business entities in public procurement procedures related to the settlement of obligations based on taxes and contributions, the Ministry of Finance announced .

Thus, as they say, an important goal outlined in strategic documents and given recommendations of the European Commission (EC) was achieved, all with the intention of simplifying procedures and improving the efficiency of public procurement procedures.

"Namely, within the framework of the CEJN platform, which has been operational since January 1, 2021, the electronic connection of the Electronic Public Procurement System with the system of the Revenue and Customs Administration has been established," the ministry said in a statement.

According to them, this will speed up the public procurement procedure and shorten the duration of the procedure itself in the part of evidence verification, by an average of 10 days.

"The Ministry of Finance and the Administration of Revenue and Customs will continue to improve procedures in the spirit of partnership and work dedicatedly to establish more efficient functioning of public policies within the framework of their competences," said the Ministry of Finance.

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