The UK left the European Union on 31st January 2020, and the transition period comes to an end in December this year. It is vital that businesses take action now to get ready for a new border operating environment from 1st January 2021.
Sheffield Chamber is delighted to announce a new partnership with leading foreign exchange experts moneycorp, to provide better financial support to businesses trading overseas.
A video recording of the Brexit - Implications for UK Customs procedures Webinar that took place on 23 July 2020.
Commenting on the government’s publication of further details on the UK points-based immigration system, BCC Director General Adam Marshall said:
The UK government has provided guidelines for how importers and exporters can prepare for new trade rules once the UK has left the Single Market and EU Customs Union.
Commenting on the government’s new proposed processes for moving goods from the UK to the EU from January 1st 2021, published today, BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall said:
Following a meeting with the Withdrawal Joint Committee (WJC), the UK has formally notified the EU that it will neither accept nor seek any extension to the transition period.
Commenting on the ongoing negotiations between the UK and the EU, BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall said:
Commenting on the publication of the UK Global Tariff that will apply to imported goods from 1 January 2021, BCC director general Adam Marshall said: