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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: Procedure or Additional Procedure Codes used in DE 1/10 or 1/11, The commodity code details declared ...

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 using it. CHIEF can still be used for declaring goods entering Northern Ireland from outside the UK a...

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 goods either in: your baggage  a small vehicle that can carry up to no more than 9 people and wei...

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 duty, and how much that duty is, will depend on where you’re bringing the goods from and if they’r...

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 any underpayment details such as the amount of any duty or VAT paid already. In addition, you’ll nee...