What has changed

On the 1 January 2021 the UK left the EU.  Under the Terms of the Trade and Cooperation agreement (“TCA”) with Europe, it has been agreed that there will be no duty on EU/UK origin goods traded between the EU and UK. 

But this does not mean we have frictionless trade as import and export declarations will have to be completed and duty may still apply to goods which originate from third countries.

Things businesses need to consider

• Importing and Exporting Declarations
• Origin
• Incoterms
• End of VAT Simplifications
• Warehousing
• Processing
• Northern Ireland
• Regulations

Read full details here.

How our Customs Team can help

• Strategy & Review
• Import & Export Declarations
• Customs Warehousing
• Processing Relief
• Commodity/HS Code Review
• VAT & Customs Helpline

Take Action Now

Please contact us to discuss the challenges you are facing and the solutions available to you by calling 0845 555 8844 or simply complete our enquiry form.  Don’t wait, take advice now, we are here to help you. 

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• Do you know your Incoterms? - 26 Jan 2021
• VAT Accounting in the Construction Industry - New Rules - 23 Dec 2020
• Do you hold stocks of imported goods in the UK? - 9 Dec 2020
• How are Transit Procedures Impacted by Brexit? - 3 Dec 2020
• Turning goods into a different product could help to reduce your duty payable - 25 Nov 2020 
• Avoiding penalities by knowing the correct Classification Codes - 25 Nov 2020
• Brexit is just over the Horizon - Are you ready?
• Businesses asked to complete questionnaire before Northern Ireland Protocol - 7 July 2020

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• How to Prepare your Business for Brexit - To Do List (pdf)
• A Legal Guide to the New Immigration System (pdf)
• A Legal Guide for Employers on Settled Status (pdf)
• The Legal Guide for Litigating after the Transition Period (pdf)