Programa de Operador Econômico Autorizado (OEA): estudo de caso em empresa de grande porte do polo industrial de Manaus – PIM

Abstract

The constant changes in foreign trade, with sanctions and blockades of merchandise, in addition to the large increase in cargo seizures due to drug trafficking, made global Customs look at the safety and compliance of processes differently, benefiting companies that demonstrated committed to the regulatory processes presented by them, gaining in return reduction in bureaucratization of processes. This work aims to present the which is the Brazilian OAS program, in addition to its implementation in a company located in the Industrial Pole of Manaus implemented via normative instruction in the year 2014, which has gained strength in the national market and for medium and large company in search of competitive advantage inside and outside Brazil. The search was qualitative in nature, through bibliographical and documentary consultation and analysis descriptive. Private companies still have questions about whether it is worth it participate in the OAS certification process and how much this process may affect its internal processes. The advantages that companies that decide to become Authorized Economic Operators are not so clear and do not present definitely the benefits.