Customs Special Procedures and the Rules of Origin under the UK/EU Free Trade Agreement provide your business a great opportunity to avoid the cost of additional import duties by allowing you to store, temporarily use, process or repair your goods and suspend or get partial or full relief from import duty. They may also be able to assist your customers and suppliers in the EU save money and avoid the cost of the “double hit” of having to pay both UK and EU duties
Customs Warehousing is one of the Customs Special Procedures available to UK businesses
Overview
The Webinar will cover;
• Customs Special Procedures
• What is a Customs Warehouse?
• Different categories of Warehouse
• Benefits to business
• Warehouse Keeper and depositor responsibilities
• Record keeping
• The application form
• The authorisation process
• Operating a Customs Warehouse
• How Inward Processing can work alongside a Customs Warehouse
Outcome
Delegates will understand what is available to mitigate the additional import duty costs whether avoiding liability to import duties, helping with cash flow, or managing import quotas.
Who should attend?
• Importers
• Exporters
• Manufacturers
• Freight Forwarders
• Customs Agents
With over 32 years’ experience of working in HM Customs & Excise and HMRC, Cusdec principal Keith Robe offers advice and support for businesses across all customs areas. His former role with HMRC, and previously HM Customs & Excise, for over 32 years involved working in various aspects customs work, latterly in Customs law and facilitations.
Keith has worked extensively on the introduction of the Union Customs Code (UCC), customs Special Procedures and is a champion of Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) accreditation. He is a qualified Security and Safety assessor and has educated International Trade Associations and businesses in all areas of customs development since 2002.
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