보세사제도 개선방안에 대한 실증연구

Abstract

Bonded Goods Caretaker is a qualified person certified by the state who must necessarily be employed by bonded area operator (including bonded warehouse, bonded factory, duty-free shop, etc.) to run a bonded area. Bonded Goods Caretaker is also a professional person in charge of bonded goods who, being possessed of expertise, partially performs the duties of customs officers by commission with regard to the control of bonded goods. Currently, however, without grades given on such qualification and with poor means to enhance professionalism such as supplement education, he is even forced to hold other posts concurrently, which is legally prohibited. Accordingly, this study is aimed to propose an improvement plan on the system of bonded goods caretaker. First, factors related to an improvement plan were drawn by reviewing foregoing studies and survey was conducted by composing these factors with four categories and twenty-two subcategories. Workers at bonded area (operator, person in charge, bonded goods caretaker, customs officers) were surveyed and through response to the questions, rankings for improvement factors were drawn. Next, additional analysis was conducted via one-way ANOVA for each subcategory on whether there was difference in perceiving importance among bonded area workers. It is expected that the results of this study could be used to improve conditions for bonded goods caretakers and enhance their professionalism, independence, etc. through policy proposals related to bonded goods caretaker system.