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Customs will communicate with the Russian export centre (REC) in automatic mode, which will allow you to run multiple services on the basis of single window system, said the Federal customs service (FCS). It is assumed that exporters will not need to duplicate the documents already loaded into the database of the FCS, they will also facilitate access to subsidies and customs clearance.FCS will communicate with the Russian export centre in the single window system (included in the list of tasks in the framework of the national project “international cooperation and export”), including through a single system of interagency electronic interaction, also REC receive status information of the operator interaction with the customs authorities when exporting goods, told TCF.In particular, customs will send information about the foreign operations of the companies applying for subsidies (transport and exhibition), as well as to confirm zero rate VAT. Will be a service that will provide exporters with services for easy interaction with the customs authorities for customs Declaration. In addition, you want to send the data of customs statistics, required including for the creation of a registry of exporters.This will simplify the workflow: once loaded in the database of the FCS package of documents will be automatically transferred to the new platform and, if necessary, be used by all concerned authorities. Now is the testing of the system with the involvement of exporters, providing public access to the services of single window should take place in November.The head of the REC Veronika Nikishina said that customs data will be used in automatic mode that will ensure the efficiency and transparency of state support, without being involved in the process of confirming the information of participants in foreign economic activity. Also, according to MS Nikishina, the current set of four services it is planned to expand the services for licensing and certification of export and foreign currency control.Note, however, that, according to the latest macroeconomic forecast of the Ministry of economy, exports this year will fall sharply — to $268 billion from $419 billion at the end of 2019, the recovery of these indicators is not expected until 2023, when exports should reach $400 billion (in 2021-m external supply is expected to grow to $301 billion). To a large extent, however, this subsidence is due to the fall in oil prices: this year, Urals will cost less than $30 per barrel until the end of the year (average for the year — $31,1 per barrel, whereas in 2019 — $63.6 per barrel), its value will recover to $40 by the end of 2021 th, predicts the economy.Tatiana Edovina