Abstract

The article examines in detail the agreements between the Government of the Russian Federation and the other EAEU member states on cooperation in the supply of crude oil and petroleum products. The author reviews different ways of regulating supplies of these goods and current problems of implementing the agreements in practice, as well as disagreements between customs authorities and customs applicants. Based on the analysis of the relevant problems, the author proposes adjustments and updates to the legal regulation of supplies of crude oil and petroleum products to the other EAEU member states. In the author’s opinion, the procedure for official publication of indicative balances and protocols in the Russian Federation (or information on the scope of export of goods stipulated in these documents) should be regulated. Moreover, in order to allow participants of foreign economic activity to plan their economic activities in advance, it is necessary to provide for real-time publication of information on the current state of the possible scope of export of crude oil and petroleum products specified in indicative balances and protocols.

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