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Brexit: Moving goods in and out of Northern Ireland

28/01/2021 Trade with Northern Ireland (NI) post-Brexit, particularly from Great Britain (GB), is raising a number of challenges, given its special status under the NI Protocol. We highlight the key issues and potential mitigations.     NI to EU First, one area where there are no significant new requirements: moving goods between NI and the EU. There are no customs or regulatory checks, declarations or tariffs. The CE mark will continue to be used in NI but businesses using UK certification bodies will need to use the UK(NI) mark in addition to the CE mark. For VAT, NI traders need to put an “XI” prefix in front of their VAT number when communicating with VAT registered customers in the EU, and complete an EC sales list.

Free services can help your firm bring in goods from GB

Advertisement HELPING HAND: Alan Lowry’s Environmental Street Furniture company has signed up for the Trader Support Service. Free services can help your firm bring in goods from GB Posted: 10:40 am January 28, 2021 SHARE New rules now apply to firms involved in moving goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Companies are being encouraged to familiarise themselves with these new actions and the free services that can help them manage the changes. Firms that are required to trade under the Northern Ireland Protocol should access the free resources available to help them prepare – including by signing up to the Trader Support Service (TSS). One firm that recognised the need for support was Environmental Street Furniture, based in Newtownabbey, Co Antrim. Its managing director, Alan Lowry was one of the first to sign up for the TSS scheme. “We have been actively involved with the TSS from its inception,” says Alan.

Northern Ireland can win outside the EU post Brexit, Cabinet Office minister says

Northern Ireland can win outside the EU post Brexit, Cabinet Office minister says Comment Updated: 28 Dec 2020, 9:43 WE HAD an early taster of the freedom we have regained outside the European Union earlier this month when we became the first country in the world – before the EU, before the United States – to license a COVID-19 vaccine. And as Northern Ireland readers may remember from coverage of this historic global moment, the first person to benefit was 90-year-old Margaret Keenan. 2 2 Enniskillen woman Margaret Keenan, 90, was the first UK patient to receive the Covid-19 vaccineCredit: PA:Press Association Originally from Enniskillen and later settled in Coventry, she retired from her job in a jeweller’s only four years ago.

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