A Customs Declaration is an official document used to inform HMRC that goods are arriving at or leaving the UK. The Declaration can be made by the Owner of the goods, a customs clearance agent, customs broker, International Freight Forwarder acting on the cargo owners behalf before the goods move. In the event of the UK leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement HMRC will implement Transitional Simplified Procedures (TSP).
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Government help for post-Brexit exports
Following a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce, suggesting that exports from the UK are falling after Brexit, a Government spokesman said: “The Trade and Co-operation Agreement is the first free trade agreement the EU has ever reached based ...Read More
EU adamant over food exports
The Northern Ireland Protocol under Brexit has affected trade in livestock, seed potatoes, seeds, plants and even machinery between Northern Ireland and Scotland – and there are few signs this will be solved easily or quickly. Reports suggests the EU ...Read More
Exports to Finland fell by 23%, imports by up to 52% in January
Finland - United Kingdom trade decreased significantly at the end of the one-year transition period for Brexit in December. Finnish Customs figures suggest that companies exported 23 per cent less and imported 52 per cent less goods from the United ...Read More
International CEOs see post Brexit UK as more attractive
A new poll of global CEOs suggest that the UK is a more important growth prospect now than it was before the split with the EU. A survey of 5,000 chief executives shows that 11% of CEOs selected the UK ...Read More
