Antoine N'zi Kacou

Economic benefits of customs procedures in an NGO Antoine N'zi Kacou

This research topic on the economic advantages of customs regimes in an NGO makes it possible to note that, in fact, since people are at the centre of all NGO activities, it is ultimately the State that wins because the loss of revenue is converted into human lives saved, into considerable social aid. By granting exemptions to NGOs, one has the impression that the State is losing. The advantages are essentially the exemption. It is obvious that with the NGOs, the social character must be raised. Society can flourish through these NGOs. This is therefore a gain for the State. Moreover, when the quantity of goods increases and we have to store them, this will provide work in transport, for example. In this way, unemployment can be reduced. In fact, these activities benefit the intermediaries, the beneficiaries, the transporters, etc. In the end, we notice that the State, which sometimes tries to refuse the exemptions, curiously benefits from the work done by the NGO. The advantages are in the payment of duties and taxes.