Newsletter July

July 2016

BREXIT - from a customs and trade compliance perspective

The result from the UK referendum about EU membership was to leave the EU. This will have direct consequences for UK customs legislation and businesses in the EU who trade with the UK both at an administrative level and for the physical flow of goods. The Brexit period will coincide with the implementation of UCC in the EU. Which changes can we expect to see from a customs and trade compliance perspective over the next few years as the transition gets under way. Read more

UCC – several changes to handle in your daily operations
We know that the implementation of the Union Customs Code (UCC) will result in a constantly changing environment. This will be ongoing until at least the end of 2020 and probably beyond. So what challenges and opportunities can we expect in our day-to-day business?

The future of customs handling is changing. Even though not everything is clear as yet, enough is clear to help companies prepare for what’s to come. Read more

Customs Educations
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