Customs Declaration Service News Today

OK, Customs Declaration Service you are finally up After years of faffing about, the tax bods at HMRC have finally set a date to ditch the dusty old C...

HMRC has given a firm date by which it will stop using the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF) service, though this isn't the first time we've been here.

With scheduled deadline for moving all activity to CDS just weeks away, traders will have their own switchover window beginning when the new platform becomes available to them, PublicTechnology understands With the slated deadline for closing down the UK’s outgoing customs IT system fast appr

The Border Target Operating Model (BTOM), the first stage of which came into force on 31 January, will have a significant impact on how the EU trades with Great Britain. Over three stages throughout 2024, new checks and declarations will be required for goods imported into Great Britain.

The Border Target Operating Model (BTOM), the first stage of which came into force on 31 January, will have a significant impact on how the EU trades with Great Britain. Over three stages throughout 2024, new checks and declarations will be required for goods imported into Great Britain.

The UK’s post-Brexit import controls are finally being implemented from January 31, 2024. But while their introduction will level the playing field for EU exporters who had enjoyed a relatively frictionless process until now, the additional cost and regulatory burden will test the preparedness of the whole supply chain.

The UK’s post-Brexit import controls are finally being implemented from January 31, 2024. But while their introduction will level the playing field for EU exporters who had enjoyed a relatively frictionless process until now, the additional cost and regulatory burden will test the preparedness of the whole supply chain.

Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 17 January 2024,

The software, which the government hopes will make it easier for border staff to identify what is inside the container, will be tested in the New Year as part of plans to ‘cut red tape’ for UK exporters.

Some goods will face customs controls from 31 January 2024 when moving directly from Ireland to Great Britain.