December 2019 In the run up to the British general election, Prime Minister Boris Johnson assured the British public, in typical bombastic fashion, that there would be no checks,post Brexit between Britain and Northern Ireland. This was December 2019 and Johnson’s comments were surely aimed at allaying the fears of the DUP, whom he was…
As of January 31st, 2020, the UK will finally and formally leave the European Union. There will be a transition period where all supply chain stakeholders will need to put customs procedures in place. By early 2021 all shipments delivering to, or transiting through the UK will require customs declarations. The declarant will need to…
Companies importing and exporting goods through the UK post-Brexit, will be required to classify their goods. This means that companies will have to obtain the correct tariff code and enter it correctly on a customs declaration for that shipment.