The range of risky products may change in the ekáer system
New products may be included among the range of risky products in the electronic control system for road freight (ekáer) that are typically involved in VAT frauds.
The draft of the regulation was published on the website of the government and will amend the regulation released on the last day of last year.
The Ekáer Regulation also defines the conditions of the transportation of hazardous products as well. (MTI)
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