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Practical guides to UK ↔ EU customs clearance: imports and exports, T1/T2 transit, transfer of residence, vehicles from the UK and regulatory changes. Every article is based on gov.uk, HMRC and EU law.
Inward and Outward Processing Relief (IPR and OPR) are customs procedures that let companies import goods from abroad to carry out specific operations on them — such as manufacturing, repair or processing — without…
What is an EORI number? An EORI number (Economic Operators Registration and Identification number) is required if you move goods: between Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) or the Isle of Man and other…
The first step in calculating duty is identifying the right commodity code. This is a key element, without which you cannot carry out the next steps. Detailed information on commodity codes can be found in our dedicated…
Customs clearance is an inseparable part of international trade. Without it, goods cannot cross borders. In the United Kingdom, as in any country, customs clearance is a complex process that requires understanding and…
Introduction The CMR, also known as the International Consignment Note (ICN), is the standard contract-of-carriage document used in international road transport. In this guide we take a closer look at this key document…
Customs clearance is a key part of importing and exporting goods. However, the process can be complicated and full of pitfalls that can lead to costly mistakes. Here's a rundown of the most common mistakes in the…
Note: New Changes to UK Customs Clearance In spring 2023, the UK government announced a package of measures aimed at simplifying import and export processes for businesses. The goal is to make use of new freedoms after…
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