NCTS 5 , the next phase of the customs transit system used in the Republic of Ireland (NCTS-P5), goes live on November 30th 2023. This new system will align with the legal requirements for transit set out in the Union Customs Code (UCC). From a practical point of view there will be a familiarity to…
Under the old CHIEF system all UK imports and exports required a port badge in order to use customs declaration software and clear goods for movement across borders. The Customs Declaration Service (CDS) has replaced the CHIEF system for imports and is in the process of replacing the old export system too. The port badge was…
Custran has launched a new product. As of today Irish NCTS transit software is available on the Custran platform. This software will help you make all of your T1 and T2 transit declarations on the Custran platform directly to the NCTS system.This software will be of particular interest to anyone shipping goods from Ireland via the UK…
Custran has added a new feature to Irish AIS imports. This feature will allow you to upload documents to revenue directly from your Custran account. You will no longer be required to go to the ROS website and upload your documents there. Instead you simply click on the document upload icon on the commands section of your…
HMRC are in the process of rolling out the Goods Vehicle Movement System (GVMS) at the moment. The system has been in operation at ports in Northern Ireland since 2021 and now in 2022 ports across Britain are beginning to use the GVMS system. That means that goods moving through a port facility using GVMS,…
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Full customs controls for the UK came into effect on January 1st 2022 supported by the Goods Vehicle Movement Service (GVMS). All haulage companies entering or exiting the UK must now make a GVMS submission and get a GMR number before boarding a ferry, to or from the UK. Customers must be registered to use…
Brexit for EU and UK hauliers transporting goods in and out of the UK will really begin on January 1st 2022. Up until now goods imported or exported to and from the UK may have moved through the ports in some cases without the correct customs declarations. This was due to the lack of UK…
From January 1st this year Irish exporters have been required to make Irish export declarations for their goods when they are shipped to Britain. Many of these exporters are supplying large customers in Britain who tend to dictate the terms of trade to the seller in Ireland. As it benefits the British importer, Irish sellers are typically required to ship their…
Customs Freight Simplified Procedures (CFSP) are specific customs procedures for the import of certain goods into the UK. These include Simplified Frontier Declarations (SFD), Import Supplementary Declarations (SDI), Final Supplementary Declarations (FSD), Warehouse Removal Supplementary Declarations (SDW) and more. Traders who wish to avail of CFSP must apply for authorisation from HMRC. Traders must have…