Course description: This course covers the new rules and procedures that were introduced after the UK left the EU surrounding submitting customs declarations. A customs declaration is a form that must be submitted to UK customs that enables goods to be imported and exported. It is vital that importers and exporters understand the information required to be submitted to customs, as in most cases it is the importer and exporter who would be liable for this information, even if it is done by a third party.

The course will cover:

• The UK customs procedures
• Explanation of an EORI number
• What free circulation is
• Explanation of the SAD C88
• Key information for both import and export entries
• Procedures Codes
• Checking Entries
• UK Global Tariff - Tariff code/Commodity codes
• Middle East Tariffs
• Key import and export documentation
• Content Requirements
• Commercial Invoices
• Proof of Export
• Certificates of Origin
• Non-Preference
• Preference
• WTO Methods of Valuation for Import
• Customs Special Procedures
• Customs Warehousing
• Inward Processing

Who should attend? This course is suitable for people new to international business as well as experienced companies who need to refresh their knowledge post Brexit. It is especially beneficial for staff who work in export sales, purchasing, logistics, accountancy, import and export shipping departments, customer services, import and export administration.