The end of the transition period has brought about the most fundamental change in the UK’s trade policy in a generation. The UK (with the exception of Northern Ireland) is now no longer part of the EU Single Market or Customs…
With recent guidance and clarification from the government and with little time left before the end of the transition period we have compiled various factsheets and FAQs. This factsheet explains the basics and points you to other relevant factsheets which…
On the 1 January 2021, the UK will no longer be considered an EU Member State following the end of the transition period. We have pulled together our top Frequently Asked Questions and answers in the factsheet below.
This factsheet contains a checklist designed to outline the key points UK businesses should be considering when making their Brexit plans. If you are uncertain of any of the terms referred to in the checklist, please consult our Brexit Overview…
Origin determines the economic nationality of a good and is not the same as ‘shipped from’. Origin is declared in the Customs declaration (C88) and is required for every import and export movement. It is used for statistical purposes and…
A wide range of goods for export require a licence, including many seemingly harmless items. Controls are in place to ensure the UK meets its global treaty obligations and is not involved in trading goods which could harm global stability…
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has identified the potential strain on freight forwarders and customs agents to submit customs declarations in a post-Brexit scenario, where goods entering the UK will need to clear through customs. They are hoping some businesses…
The Border Operating Model (BOM) is the most important single document you can read to understand how trade will work between the UK and EU post transition. It should be regularly updated with the latest changes and can be found…
This factsheet contains a checklist which has been designed to outline the key points UK businesses should be considering when making their Brexit plans. If you are uncertain of any of the terms referred to in the checklist, please consult…
The Mini One Stop Shop is a simplification that allows a business supplying customers (B2C) Electronically Supplied Services (ESS) over the registration threshold of €10,000, such as software/apps, games, films and e-books, to register for VAT in a single EU…
