In a period of potential further change and uncertainty, we’ll listen carefully to your needs and goals, then tailor our customs and excise duty advisory services so you can successfully navigate any future UK customs and excise challenges, facing them head on with a reinvigorated enthusiasm.

We can provide support and advice covering a range of customs and excise areas, these include: 

• UK import and export procedures with European Union countries (EU) and the rest of world (RoW), your wider global trading partners.
• Customs Special Procedures – such as Inward Processing, Outward Processing, Temporary Admission etc.
• Customs Warehousing (often referred to as bonded warehousing) and Excise Warehousing  facilities.
• Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status – advising whether this regime offers a tangible benefit for your business and provide support to navigate the application process.
• Guidance relating to the correct and appropriate classification of imported goods (including the origin and preference systems) and the correct customs valuation methods.
• Advice relating to and excise duties for importers, local breweries, distillers, wine producers and wholesalers etc.
• Assistance and support with Customs International Trade (CIT) verifications, customs and excise compliance visits and enquiries and financial assessments initiated by HMRC.
• Guidance relating to the cross-border movement of goods and related import duty, import VAT, rules of origin, tariff preferences, the Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) and statutory implications.
• Post-Brexit related advice focusing on the impact on your end-to-end supply chain, to support your business continuity and contingency planning.
• Supply chain re-modelling and restructuring in response to a change in the customs landscape, business diversification or expansion.
• Bespoke customs duty training and upskilling sessions.
• A customs ‘health check’ assessment to review and assure any in-house customs procedures connected with your business supply chain activity.
• Support to understand the implications of other Trade Agreements negotiated by the UK within the context of your end-to-end supply chains.
• Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT) – the impact from a customs import and manufacturing perspective within the context of your end-to-end supply chains.

Please contact us for further information and to explore how our team of expert advisers can provide valuable assistance.