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DADA ‘No-Deal’ Brexit interactive guide

No-Deal Brexit means the UK would leave the single market and Customs Union with immediate effects for UK businesses that import or export goods to or from the EU. Have you even started preparing?

Brexit will expose 145,000 traders to Customs formalities for the first time creating an additional 200 million declarations per year.  How, when and where you submit those declarations is the key to achieve the smoothest UK-EU-UK supply chain post-Brexit.

What can unprepared businesses practically do at this stage? For businesses who’ve done some planning, have all areas been considered? And for those who’ve yet done nothing, hoping we would never get to this stage, how can they still prepare?

It’s critical for businesses to understand the specific impacts on their operating model.

The UK left the European Union at 23:00 GMT on 31 January, but that is not the end of the Brexit story. The transition (sometimes called the implementation period) is due to last until 31 December 2020. Are you prepared for the end of the transition period?

If not use DADA’s interactive guide below and our flashcard as part of your initial Brexit Readiness Audit.

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DADA offers clients a dedicated Brexit advisory service, which is tailored to specific requirements. Download our flashcard to kick-start your initial Brexit Readiness Audit.

Have you undertaken a Trade Impact Assessment to understand the impact of Brexit and the consequences to your business. Companies, even at this stage, can mitigate some impacts through carrying out a trade and tax impact assessment.

Need further help? You can use our monthly subscriptions give you access to a pool of talent accredited in Customs procedures WCO (World Customs Organisation) qualifications in respect of rules of origin.

Our fixed monthly packages can be stopped at any time and you’ll automatically receive:

  1. Brexit road-map
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  3. Cross border movement and VAT guidance (covering UK VAT, EORI, Commodity codes and deferment, IPR/OPR assessment, Authorised Economic Operator status)

 

Additional HMRC resources

The UK government has also made a range of guidance available online:

HMRC letters on a “no deal” Brexit
Partnership packPartnership pack: preparing for changes at the UK border after a ‘no deal’ Brexit
Advice for businesses only trading with the EUHMRC letters on a “no deal” Brexit advice for businesses only trading with the EU
Advice for businesses trading with the EU and/or the rest of the world HMRC letters on a “no deal” Brexit advice for businesses trading with the EU and/or the rest of the world
Exporters from UK to EU
Placing manufactured goods on the EU internal market if there’s no Brexit dealImplications for UK products being sold in the EU
Trading and moving goods from the UK to the EU if the UK leaves the EU with no dealSummary guidance for exporters from the UK
Get your business ready to export from the UK to the EU after BrexitChecklist for exporters from the UK
TRACES registration guide Registering to become a user of TRACEs
Exporting animals and animal products in a no-deal Brexit What you’ll need to export animals, products of animal origin and animal by-products in a no-deal Brexit.
Moving and declaring excise goods in a no-deal Brexit In a no-deal Brexit, there’ll be changes to how you move and declare excise goods (alcohol, tobacco and certain oils).
Get an EORI numberYou need an EORI number to move goods into or out of the EU (including the UK).
Customs declarations for goods taken out of the EU How to make export declarations if you trade with non-EU countries, or if you trade with EU countries after a no-deal Brexit.
Find out if you can use the CTC You may be able to use the Common Transit Convention (CTC) to simplify how your goods pass through customs and when your importer pays customs duties.
VAT IT system rules and processes in a no-deal Brexit Changes to the way you pay or reclaim VAT if the UK leaves EU-wide VAT IT systems.
Transport goods out of the UK by road: step by step Step by step guide on how to transport goods commercially if you’re driving from the UK to or through Europe.
Importers to UK from EU
Placing manufactured goods on the UK market if there’s no Brexit dealImplications for EU products being sold in the UK
Trading and moving goods from the EU to the UK if the UK leaves the EU with no dealSummary guidance for importers to the UK
Get your business ready to import from the EU to the UK after BrexitChecklist for importers to the UK
Register for simplified import procedures if the UK leaves the EU without a dealSimplified procedures allow businesses to complete some documentation and settle VAT and duties away from the port
Call-off and Consignment Stock The Intrastat treatment of goods used for call-off stock and consignment stock in another EU Member State
‘No-Deal’ import tariffsImport tariffs under a ‘No-Deal’ scenario
Guidance Importing animals and animal products if there’s no Brexit deal Importing animals, animal products, high-risk food and feed not of animal origin if there’s a no-deal Brexit
Provide information about the customs value of goods being imported (C105A) Use form C105A to declare information used to establish the customs value, which is used to calculate import VAT and Customs Duty.
VAT for businesses if there’s no Brexit dealVAT rules for goods and services traded between the UK and EU member states under ‘No-Deal’
Guidance on customs procedures
Declaring your goods at customs if the UK leaves the EU without a dealSummary guidance on customs procedures
Using customs procedures if the UK leaves the EU without a dealDetails of customs authorisations that can simplify port procedures
Changes to your customs authorisations if the UK leaves the EU without a dealBusinesses that already use customs authorisations may also be affected if there is no deal
Moving goods to and from the EU through roll on roll off ports or the Channel TunnelHow port procedures will work in the event of no deal
Moving and declaring excise goods if the UK leaves the EU without a dealAdditional actions for traders in excise goods
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