Brexit 90 day countdown begins now

October 2, 2020

02. October 2020 - GET READY FOR BREXIT

New trade rules will come into force and customs declarations will apply to all UK imports and exports outside of the European Union from 1st January 2021. Is your business ready and prepared for Brexit? Here are some areas to consider:

Customs formalities will be required (UK & EU)
Safety and security declarations will be required
Range of goods require health certificates, including from GB to NI
Range of goods will pass through Border Control (BCP)
Tariffs are under review
UK VAT does not need to be paid at importation
GB to NI requires import entry and possibly duty

At your side.

It is more important than ever to have a trusted and reliable customs partner connected to your business. All three Röhlig UK branches offer customs brokerage and are able to process customs for imports and exports at all UK ports and airports. While we are keeping up to date with governmental processes, our team are on hand to guide you through the complexity of customs compliance and to help you manage your UK import and export procedures.

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