What does Brexit Mean for My Business?

The United Kingdom is set to depart from the EU and the Customs Union. The EU and the UK are currently negotiating on a trade agreement, however your business and staff should be prepared. Once we have more formation on this, we will make it available on our website.

When the UK leaves the EU it will be treated as a third country and as so different customs regulations will apply.

If you actively import or export product from and to the UK you will have to declare these goods. This also applies if you transport said goods through the EU. Excise goods will also be affected. You will not only have to deal with the procedures of the EMCS, you will also have to file an import/export declaration. 

We are hoping for the best, but should be prepared for the worst. So until an agreement is reached kindly get familiar with declaration procedures as all trade activities with the UK will have to be declared to Customs.

• Customs and Indirect Taxation EN
• Customs and Indirect Taxation MT
• IP Enforcement Post Brexit
• Import and Export Licences
• Preferential Rules of Origin EN
• Preferential Rules of Origin MT
• Brexit Notice to Stakeholders on the Withdrawal of the UK and EU Rules on Customs Debt and Customs Tariffs

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