Customs Compliance Export & Import Procedures

Regardless of  a hard or soft Customs Brexit, goods to/from the UK or transiting through the UK will be subject to strict compliance and documentation requirements.

This workshop will cover how export and import customs procedures on trade with 'Third Countries' apply, how tariffs work and the need to correctly classify your goods.

There is now an urgent need to prepare your company for customs with this one-day interactive workshop. These workshops are fully funded by DBEI, through Enterprise Ireland and are delivered by Export Edge Training on behalf of Local Enterprise Office Monaghan.

Attendance is free but early booking is essential, as these Customs Courses have been in urgent demand and immediately booked out elsewhere.

Workshop Contents:

General Overview

- Information Sources

- Importing / Exporting

- Brexit: Customs Impact

- EU Revenue.ie

- UK HMRC

- Union Customs Code

Tariff Classification

- Guide to Classification

- Binding Tariff Information (BTI)

- Classification Exercise

Preferential Origin / Non-Preferential Origin

- Origin Rules

- Types of Preferential Origin

Duty & Taxes

- Incoterms 2010

- Customs Procedures Codes

SADs, AEP & Associated Documents

- Customs Broker Management

- Transport & Trade Documents

- Incoterms in relation to SADs

- Goods Transit across the UK

- Union Customs Code

- Authorised Economic Operator (AEO)

Brexit Planning

- HMRC

- GB EORI

- UK VAT on imports

Review & Questions

Delivered By:

This workshop is being delivered by Export-Edge, who will help you understand the pending Customs documentation requirements and procedures needed, following Brexit.

You will become familiar with the customs compliance requirements that will affect your company, on trading with the UK, outside the EU. This workshop will help you to brainstorm the urgent tasks and applications needed to mitigate costly delays and penalties.

Over the last 20 years, Export Edge have been leaders in Customs and Export Operations Training to help companies optimise their trade and customs procedures plus keep abreast of their compliance responsibilities.