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Additional Information (AI) Statement Codes for Data Element 2/2 of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) Find out the codes to be used to provide additional information in Data Element (DE) 2/2 of the customs declaration or clearance request (Appendix 4). From: Contents This Appendix provides details of the codes to be used to provide additional information in Data Element ( DE) 2/2 of the customs declaration or clearance request. The completion of codes will be determined by the: Pr...

Using CHIEF for declaring goods into or out of Northern Ireland Find out when you will still be able to use CHIEF for declaring goods into or out of Northern Ireland. From: Contents Print this page In due course, all declarations into and out of Northern Ireland will need to be made using the Customs Declaration Service. Using the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight ( CHIEF) system for Northern Ireland declarations will be reviewed by HMRC and you will be told when to stop u...

Taking commercial goods out of Great Britain in your baggage Check what you need to do when exporting commercial goods out of Great Britain in your accompanied baggage or small vehicle. From: Applies to: Contents Print this page Commercial goods also known as Merchandise in Baggage are goods (to sell or use in your business) where: a commercial transport operator does not carry them for you or you do not pay them to carry them for you you’ve travelled from Great Britain carrying...

Guidance Check if you can declare goods you bring into Northern Ireland not ‘at risk’ of moving to the EU Find out if goods you bring into Northern Ireland are not ‘at risk’ of moving to the EU such that EU tariff will not be due on those goods. From: Contents Print this page You’ll need to make declarations and may need to pay any tariffs due when bringing goods into Northern Ireland from Great Britain or other countries outside of the EU. Whether you have to pay a du...

Apply for a voluntary clearance amendment (underpayment) (C2001) Use this form to tell HMRC about voluntary underpayments arising on import of goods From: Contents Who should claim Use form C2001 to make a voluntary disclosure of underpayments arising on the import of goods. This will result in a charge (C18) being raised for the extra duty or VAT due. CHIEF) system to import CPC), this includes: details of the amendment importer item number amended entry number You’ll also need an...

Find out about the changes to commodity codes on the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF) system.

Part 1: Importing from the EU to the UK following Brexit (after 1 January 2021) Heres a high-level overview of what you need to know, or set up, before importing goods from the EU to the UK. Delaying customs import declarations for up to six months In the immediate aftermath of the Brexit transition period ending, delayed customs declarations is one of the biggest aids for businesses that import from the EU. If you make use of it there is, for most goods, no need to make immediate import declar...

HMRC spent £53.2m maintaining creaky tech estate – report Lindsay Clark Fri 22 Jan 2021 // 13:03 UTC Share Copy An ageing IT estate is responsible for the bulk of the UK tax collectors costs in adjusting to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report from Parliamentary spending watchdog the Public Accounts Committee. In a review of the tax authoritys performance for 2019-2020, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) found HMRC spent too much of its IT budget on patching ...

Automation a solution to cliff-edge Brexit delays By James Ridler Siemens Digital Logistics development consultant Phil Lavin and Digital Industries head of food and beverage Keith Thornhill discuss how automation technologies can be used to compensate for the delays caused by our ‘cliff-edge’ Brexit. Phil Lavin​ Phil Lavin, Siemens Digital Logistics development consultant It is a problem with holdups and delays in th...

General information During the assurance of a drawback export claim you should be satisfied that the export has actually taken place. When UK duty paid goods are exported to a destination outside the EU, in accordance with requirements placed by the CODE and Implementing Regulations, they must be declared on CHIEF (Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight). There are two types of export: a direct export- where the eligible goods leave the territory of the EU directly from an UK port or air...