<123456…13> The Horsforth Horse 09.12.20 Have you seen the new addition to the A65 New Road Side Roundabout in Horsforth? Standing proud at 6.2 feet tall and carefully crafted out of galvanised steel, the Horsforth Horse ... Will Joe Biden's victory impact Brexit talks? 17.11.20 The incoming president remains adamant that any post-Brexit trade deal must not compromise peace in Northern Ireland. Some believe that Biden's appointment bodes well for a deal to ... Customs declarations will be needed for GB-NI trade 11.11.20 The Brexit deal means customs declarations will be needed for Great Britain - Northern Ireland trade. Great Britain to Northern Ireland: Goods will b subject to new declaration requ... Accounting for VAT on goods moving between GB and NI 04.11.20 The Northern Ireland Protocol means that Northern Ireland maintains alignment on some processes within the EU VAT rules for goods, including on goods moving to, from and within Nor... How to apply for a guarantee waiver for duty deferment payments 26.10.20 Businesses currently importing from the EU may see customs duties imposed on their goods for the first time when the UK leaves the EU at the turn of the year. Rather than paying cus... Finalists at Yorkshire Business Masters Awards 23.10.20 Tudor International Freight were nominated for an award at the Yorkshire Business Masters Awards 2020 Tudor International Freight Limited were nominated in the Family Business categ... Register for the Trader Support Service 05.10.20 If you move goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland we recommend that you subscribe to the Trader Support Service. The Northern Ireland Protocol comes into effect on 1 Janu... Apply for a Customs Grant 24.09.20 The Customs Grant Scheme has been set up to help traders prepare for new customs arrangements, which will commence when the transition period ends at the turn of the year. The numbe... What are Freeports? 18.09.20 Freeports are a special type of port where normal Customs rules and regulations do not apply. At a freeport, imported goods can enter with simplified customs procedures and this is ... Brexit update: Reviewing your duty deferment account 08.09.20 There are likely to be some important changes to the way import duties will be calculated from 2021. If the UK has not secured a Free Trade Agreement with the EU by 31 December 2020... Costs to be added that form part of the Customs Value 04.09.20 The provisions of article 71 of the UCC, which requires the addition of certain costs to the price actually paid or payable. Additions to the price actually paid or ... Costs that do not form part of the Customs Value 26.08.20 Certain costs should be excluded from the Transaction Value of the goods, provided they can be separately identified. The legal basis can be found in article 72 of the UCC, which pr... Rules of Customs Valuation 12.08.20 A total of six methods may be used in determining the customs value: Primary Method 1. Transaction Value (TV) The transaction value method accounts for approximately 95% of all val... Generalised System of Preferences 06.08.20 GSP allows originating products from a range of countries to be imported into the EU at a reduced or zero rate of duty. Under GSP, preferences are ‘non-reciprocal’. This means that ... Customs Warehouse Procedure 30.07.20 In principle, a Customs Warehouse / bonded facility has no visible signs. It is a warehouse or Distribution Centre where goods are stored that are (partially) under customs superv... Approved Exporter Status 29.07.20 If you regularly export to a preference country you can apply, via HMRC, to become an ‘approved exporter’ by filling the Form C1454. Approved Exporter Status is used to prove export... What is Binding Tariff Information? 21.07.20 the process of tariff classification can be extremely challenging at times, and because of the complex rules and the occasional need for subjective judgements, it is not uncommon f... Outward Processing 15.07.20 The Outward Processing procedure allows EU traders to temporarily export goods from the EU for processing or repair in a third (non-EU) country and then claim full or partial duty ... <123456…13>
The Horsforth Horse 09.12.20 Have you seen the new addition to the A65 New Road Side Roundabout in Horsforth? Standing proud at 6.2 feet tall and carefully crafted out of galvanised steel, the Horsforth Horse ...
Will Joe Biden's victory impact Brexit talks? 17.11.20 The incoming president remains adamant that any post-Brexit trade deal must not compromise peace in Northern Ireland. Some believe that Biden's appointment bodes well for a deal to ...
Customs declarations will be needed for GB-NI trade 11.11.20 The Brexit deal means customs declarations will be needed for Great Britain - Northern Ireland trade. Great Britain to Northern Ireland: Goods will b subject to new declaration requ...
Accounting for VAT on goods moving between GB and NI 04.11.20 The Northern Ireland Protocol means that Northern Ireland maintains alignment on some processes within the EU VAT rules for goods, including on goods moving to, from and within Nor...
How to apply for a guarantee waiver for duty deferment payments 26.10.20 Businesses currently importing from the EU may see customs duties imposed on their goods for the first time when the UK leaves the EU at the turn of the year. Rather than paying cus...
Finalists at Yorkshire Business Masters Awards 23.10.20 Tudor International Freight were nominated for an award at the Yorkshire Business Masters Awards 2020 Tudor International Freight Limited were nominated in the Family Business categ...
Register for the Trader Support Service 05.10.20 If you move goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland we recommend that you subscribe to the Trader Support Service. The Northern Ireland Protocol comes into effect on 1 Janu...
Apply for a Customs Grant 24.09.20 The Customs Grant Scheme has been set up to help traders prepare for new customs arrangements, which will commence when the transition period ends at the turn of the year. The numbe...
What are Freeports? 18.09.20 Freeports are a special type of port where normal Customs rules and regulations do not apply. At a freeport, imported goods can enter with simplified customs procedures and this is ...
Brexit update: Reviewing your duty deferment account 08.09.20 There are likely to be some important changes to the way import duties will be calculated from 2021. If the UK has not secured a Free Trade Agreement with the EU by 31 December 2020...
Costs to be added that form part of the Customs Value 04.09.20 The provisions of article 71 of the UCC, which requires the addition of certain costs to the price actually paid or payable. Additions to the price actually paid or ...
Costs that do not form part of the Customs Value 26.08.20 Certain costs should be excluded from the Transaction Value of the goods, provided they can be separately identified. The legal basis can be found in article 72 of the UCC, which pr...
Rules of Customs Valuation 12.08.20 A total of six methods may be used in determining the customs value: Primary Method 1. Transaction Value (TV) The transaction value method accounts for approximately 95% of all val...
Generalised System of Preferences 06.08.20 GSP allows originating products from a range of countries to be imported into the EU at a reduced or zero rate of duty. Under GSP, preferences are ‘non-reciprocal’. This means that ...
Customs Warehouse Procedure 30.07.20 In principle, a Customs Warehouse / bonded facility has no visible signs. It is a warehouse or Distribution Centre where goods are stored that are (partially) under customs superv...
Approved Exporter Status 29.07.20 If you regularly export to a preference country you can apply, via HMRC, to become an ‘approved exporter’ by filling the Form C1454. Approved Exporter Status is used to prove export...
What is Binding Tariff Information? 21.07.20 the process of tariff classification can be extremely challenging at times, and because of the complex rules and the occasional need for subjective judgements, it is not uncommon f...
Outward Processing 15.07.20 The Outward Processing procedure allows EU traders to temporarily export goods from the EU for processing or repair in a third (non-EU) country and then claim full or partial duty ...
