This refers to goods transported via Northern Ireland from an EU member state, for example the Republic of Ireland. Where goods are sold and moved
This refers to goods transported via Northern Ireland to an EU Member State, for example the Republic of Ireland. Similar to accounting for a direct
VAT will continue to be accounted as it is currently on goods sold between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This means that the seller of
Northern Ireland is, and remains, part of the UK’s VAT system. There will be no requirement for a new VAT registration for sales of goods
Maintaining records of staff, customers and visitors to support NHS Test and Trace.
Bidding process in England opens to establish at least seven new Freeports. The first are expected in 2021, as part of at least 10 across the whole of the UK.
A Food & Drink focussed Brexit & Beyond panel discussion will be chaired by Ciara Cullen, Head of Food & Drink at RPC.
BWA discuss Brexit and warehousing with Bloomberg.
Furlough scheme extension. What you need to know.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, comments on the result of the US Presidential Election.
Freight exemption removed so UK haulage drivers arriving from Denmark are now required to self-isolate on entry to England.