International Trade News
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- HMRC Customs Information Paper (11) 94 - Customs Civil Penalties: Amended Legislation
- Tariff Preference: South Korea - derogation from origin rules for some products - please click here for further information
- HMRC Customs Information Paper (11) 89 - Non Compliance with the Export Procedure
- Modernising Customs and Excise Law: Consultation Document
- Tariff Preference: EU-South Korea Trade Agreement - Customs Information Paper (11) 62
- Launch of new Export Control Advice Services
- ECO Update - New Export Control Legislation concerning ERITREA, IRAN & SYRIA
- ECO publishes a new version of the IRAN List
- ECO Notice to Exporters 2011/11 - Rating Enquiry Service closure and introduction of new advisory services Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) - Changes to Export Certificate Arrangements
- ECO Training Bulletin
- UN and EU Sanctions on Libya
- New Control List Classification Search Tool launched on SPIRE
- MEREBO Exhibition Calendar
Customs Information Paper (11) 89 - Non Compliance with the Export Procedure
The above information paper has been released by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). It covers the launch of the Export Best Practice Guide to assist traders to be compliant with export procedures to minimise non-arrived goods and unauthorised removals, actions which must be taken urgently to comply with HMRC export requirements, EXS Declarations, and responsibility of manufacturers selling goods Ex Works for export.
Customs Information Paper (11) 89
Export Best Practice Guide
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Modernising Customs and Excise Law: Consultation Document
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have published the HMRC Consultation Document on the Modernisation of Customs and Excise Law. The document contains proposals for updating the provisions of the Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 (CEMA) and other customs and excise legislation. This will modernise, simplify and re-codify outdated customs and excise law in order to make it simpler for businesses to comply, whilst securing our borders and protecting the revenue.
HMRC are seeking views on areas of customs and excise legislation and practices that fall within the scope of this review and are looking to hear from as wide a range of representatives as possible including anyone who is engaged in international trade and transport, the excise trades, bodies representing international air, sea and rail operators and groups representing passengers.
The document contains details on how and when to submit your views and comments to HMRC. Please click here
