Baghdad and Erbil have reached an agreement to implement a unified, digital customs system—ASYCUDA—at all Iraqi border crossings. This collaboration marks a significant step towards streamlined trade and financial management across the country. The agreement stipulates that revenue generated from non-oil border trade will be shared equally between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). This aims to resolve long-standing disputes over revenue distribution and foster economic cooperation. The unified system is expected to enhance transparency and efficiency in customs procedures. This development signals improved relations between Baghdad and Erbil. It promises a more stable fiscal future for Iraq as a whole.