Brexit, Customs, News

Customs after Brexit: Tariff Rates on UK Imports

When the UK leaves the EU, what new customs duties will be payable, how much will these duties be, and who will end up bearing...
Brexit, Customs, News, Technology

Customs after Brexit: CHIEF and CDS

Hundreds of thousands of businesses in the UK and EU will need to make customs declarations for the first time in the weeks following Brexit....
Brexit, Customs, News

Breaking the Brexit Deadlock: What Happens Next?

The risk of a no-deal Brexit on 1st June fell this week as the UK began to prepare for European Parliamentary elections. By going ahead...
Brexit, Customs, News

Preparing for No-Deal: Customs Procedures at UK Ports

There’s just one week left until 12 April, and the UK parliament are still no closer to a workable withdrawal agreement. With one week to...
Brexit, Customs, Industry, News

Incoterms after Brexit: a handy new guide

If you trade entirely within the EU, it’s possible that you haven’t come across Incoterms yet …but you’ll soon know all about them. When the...
Brexit, Customs, News

TSP: the UK’s new Brexit customs framework

A short guide to TSP: the  UK’s new Brexit customs framework Last month the UK tax authorities announced simplified importing procedures for UK businesses importing...
Brexit, Customs, Industry, News

Authorised Economic Operator: what it means for Brexit

The 29th March is just weeks away, yet we still can’t say with 100% certainty what will be required to move goods in and out...
Brexit, Customs, News, Transport

A No Deal Brexit is now the most likely outcome

The chances of a No Deal Brexit increased dramatically overnight when the UK Parliament formally voted against the 585 page EU Withdrawal Bill. There is...
Brexit, Customs, News, On the Road, Transport

The Commercial Invoice’s role as a Customs Document

One thing is certain: from 29 March 2019, the UK will become a non-EU country. Based on current EU regulations, this means that every trailer...
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What if the UK becomes a ‘Third Country’?

In the event of a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, the UK will fall back on WTO agreed rules, effectively becoming a ‘Third Country’ in terms of...
Brexit, Customs, Industry, News, Transport

Avoiding the hard border – is direct shipping the answer?

    There is a cloud of uncertainty hanging over many Irish transport firms these days. This stems from the previously-discussed Brexit result, which leaves...
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