Withdrawal of the United Kingdom and EU Rules in the field of Customs, including Preferential Origin

WITHDRAWAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND EU RULES IN THE FIELD OF CUSTOMS, INCLUDING PREFERENTIAL ORIGIN – full details – click here

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Getting Ready for Change

Getting Ready for Change – full details click here

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UK Border Operating Model

UK Border Operating Model – for full details – Click here

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Northern Ireland Protocol

At the end of the transition period 31st December 2020 when the Northern Ireland Protocol comes into force there will be changes to the way goods move between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Your business may be impacted by these changes if you can answer yes to any of the questions in this link – …

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UK – EU Exit

EU EXIT.  SUMMARY OF ANNOUNCEMENT BY HMG TODAY 12th JUNE 2020 REGARDING EU TO GB TRADE. There will be no extension to the Transition Period.  We were to have full controls on EU trade from 1st January but, due to delays in progress because of COVID-19, this is not now possible. From 1st January, declarations …

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Welcome

CE Int ConsultingWelcome to Customs & Excise Intl. Consulting Limited (CEICL).

CEICL is a boutique Customs and Excise Consulting Service to industry, established in 2015 by Chris Byrne and Jenny Brady Byrne to provide unique services in the area of customs and excise and trade advice to businesses in Ireland, the EU, and third countries. Chris, who previously worked with PwC and also served nationally and internationally as a Customs and Excise Official with the Irish Revenue Commissioners.

The CEICL is supported by a team of experts in customs, industry, and large practice experience to bring to the business sector. CEICL is part of a network of Legal, Tax and VAT professionals in Ireland, the UK, other EU Member States, USA, and other third countries. Due to the wealth of experience, we have extensive contacts in Customs Authorities throughout Europe, the US, Australia and also in the EU Commission and World Customs Organisation.

As an independent practice, there is no restriction or limitation on the services CEICL can provide such as those restrictions resulting from US Sarbanes Oxley and other similar regulations in other territories.

Withdrawal of the United Kingdom and EU Rules in the field of Customs, including Preferential Origin

WITHDRAWAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND EU RULES IN THE FIELD OF CUSTOMS, INCLUDING PREFERENTIAL ORIGIN – full details – click here

Getting Ready for Change

Getting Ready for Change – full details click here

UK Border Operating Model

UK Border Operating Model – for full details – Click here

Northern Ireland Protocol

At the end of the transition period 31st December 2020 when the Northern Ireland Protocol comes into force there will be changes to the way goods move between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Your business may be impacted by these changes if you can answer yes to any of the questions in this link – click here

UK – EU Exit

EU EXIT.  SUMMARY OF ANNOUNCEMENT BY HMG TODAY 12th JUNE 2020 REGARDING EU TO GB TRADE.

There will be no extension to the Transition Period.  We were to have full controls on EU trade from 1st January but, due to delays in progress because of COVID-19, this is not now possible.

From 1st January, declarations will be needed for Controlled Goods but submissions and payments for all other goods may be delayed for up to six months.  Traders must have a deferment account.  But this not TSP, ie traders do not have to be registered with HMRC.  Some high-risk animal and plant products will need to be pre-notified.  There will be Customs and Border Force interventions based on risk management.  Intrastat arrivals declarations will still be needed. 

From 1st July 2021, declarations will be needed for all EU trade, including Safety & Security declarations.

A new support package to help traders get ready will be available, including another £50m for intermediaries.

There will need to be new port infrastructure built and HMG will be consulting with the ports.  Where there is no land available at the port, the new build will be inland – obviously, this relates in particular to Dover.

There will be a new Bulk Declaration Scheme for low value imports from 1st January 2021.

There will be various engagement with business over the coming weeks to develop more detail and then the Border Operating Model will be published mid-July. HMG wants to have an improved upstream border readiness program in place so that there are limited delays on exports, ie for drivers to check that they have the right documentation to enter France, and this may include a smart app which is under development.

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