New Tariff Regime The Government has announced the UK’s new Customs tariffs. The UK Global Tariff (UKGT) will replace the current EUs’ Common External Tariff (EU CET). The new regime will come into play on the 1st January 2021, marking the end of the Transition...
After last week’s acceptance of Boris Johnson’s deal in parliament, the EU followed up by agreeing a further extension to Brexit until 31 January 2019. While the deal was approved in principle, all options remain firmly on the table as parliament can still fail to get...
EU leaders backed and agreed a third extension to Brexit on Friday, and today confirmed a new deadline date of 31st January 2020. This follows last week’s parliamentary votes to accept Boris Johnson’s deal but to refuse the short timescale. The deal is a modified...
While parliament remains in the middle of critical debates surrounding the no deal scenario, the UK Gov site has issued guidelines to businesses on how to prepare for the possibility.The guide outlines what steps UK businesses should take to be able to send and...
With the increasing chances of a no deal Brexit, customs formalities and controls at the border between France and the UK could well be reinstated.French customs have issued guidance for UK businesses that move goods between the UK and France (and beyond), which...
Anti-Dumping Duty is an Import Duty charged in addition to Customs Duty that applies throughout the EU and while the UK are still members it applies to the UK as well.The implementation of this duty enables the EU to take action against goods sold at less than their...
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