The new trading landscape
On the 1st January 2021 a new customs border will be created between the UK and the EU.
As goods move across the border there will be a significant increase in the requirements to declare the details of those goods via custom declarations. The accuracy, completeness and submission of the information and statements required to draw up a customs declaration will be critical to keeping goods moving and mitigating risks and liabilities. Supply chains that have been optimised for speed and fluidity will need to find the space and time for customs authorities to carry out checks and inspections.
How can we help?
If you are new to customs declaration the process can be daunting, the risks of getting this wrong are high. It can be a bewildering world of licencing, coding, tariffs and VAT. Our team of experts will be there to support you every step of the way.
If you have experience of global trade you’ll probably already have a customs intermediary. We can help you minimise the risk of disruption throughout your supply chain and wider ecosystem. We can work in partnership with you to transform your supply chain and logistics functions and make sure your whole delivery system is ready for the new arrangements from January 1.
Our Customs Intermediary Service consists of two services. A Customs Declaration Service designed to meet your declarations needs, imports and exports, supported by our Customs Advisory Service, a team of experts ready to help with complex enablement, classification or tax queries.
To find out more about our declarations service.
1.Navigate to our Customs Intermediary Service registration website below.
2.Register your interest by completing the online form.
3.Have a conversation with a member of our customs declaration team (they’ll call you).
Or call our customs team today on:
0330 726 0113
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