Since 1st February 2020, the United Kingdom has withdrawn from the European Union and has become a ‘third country’. The Withdrawal Agreement provides for a transition period ending on 31 December 2020. Until that date, EU law in its entirety applies to and in the United Kingdom.
How is the outbreak is impacting your business.
Section 1.5 has been updated to reflect changes to EU regulations, section 1.6 has been amended to give more information about non preferential origin contact and section 2.3 has been changed to give more help on how to apply for a Binding Origin Information decision.
This webinar provides a step-by-step guide on how to make a claim through the Coronavirus Retention Scheme, including essential information needed before you start, how to work out your claim and what happens after submitting your claim.
Action taken to protect the transport links the country relies on.
How to send a monthly return and calculate the duty you owe on wine or made-wine.
After HMCE’s gentlemen’s agreement with the British wine industry in 1996 and some tumultuous events since, the curtain was quietly brought down earlier this month on the UK practice of dilution of wine or made-wine after the duty point (post duty point dilution – “PDPD”).
We have some information for you on how and when to access the system with some more information about what you will need to have ready before the system goes live.
HMRC have introduced the following measures for use of DFS for Covid-19 related testing.
The Department for International Trade has revised arrangements for processing licence applications during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
A new Coronavirus Business Support Hub is now available.
Please find below a message from HMRC (received via the CIOT) about the COVID-19-related deferral of import VAT and customs duty (businesses can defer payment due next on 15 April). Urgent action needs to be taken as set out below if you wish to take advantage.