Customs Export & Import Procedures for local businesses trading with a ‘Third Country’

This workshop is free to attend but places are limited and therefore restricted to maximum of 2 places per business. Bookings must be made in advance via this booking link.

The workshop is aimed at business owners/managers and priority will be given to those businesses with significant exposure to Brexit impacts.

It is advisable to complete the Brexit Scorecard for your business before attending this course.

Please Click Here to download the LEO Brexit Services brochure.

• Date:     Tuesday 16th July 2019

• Time:     Workshop commences at 9.30am sharp.

• Venue:   Hotel Kilmore

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If the UK leaves the Customs Union and Single Market, it will become a ‘Third Country’ for customs purposes. Learn about the potential impacts, formalities and procedures you will need to adopt when trading with a country which is outside the Single Market and Custom Unions (a ‘Third Country’). Open to businesses from all sectors, this workshop will cover areas such as what export and import procedures apply, how tariffs work and how to correctly classify goods.

These workshops are fully funded by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation through Enterprise Ireland.

Aimed at SME Owner / Managers, workshop content will include:

• The administration process around import and export procedures.
• Customs formalities at borders.
• Understanding the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) process.
• Understanding tariffs and the cost implications of tariffs.
• Goods classification, valuation and origin
• Export & Import procedures - Electronic Declaration Process, ‘Automated Entry Processing’ (AEP), ‘Single Administrative Documents’ (SAD)
• ‘Economic Operator Registration and Identification’ (EORI) and time limits involved in lodging export declarations
• Deferred Payment Accounts
• How to implement procedures that limit exposure to duties and tariffs

Other Brexit Supports

There has never been more support available to small businesses. As hubs of expert advice, information and practical supports, dedicated Local Enterprise Office

teams can help you manage your Brexit response through –

• Scorecards to help with planning.
• One-to-one mentoring.
• Specialist training and consultancy.
• Financial supports.
• Access to worldwide support networks.

Please Click Here to view all of our Brexit Supports for Business

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