New parcel arrangements under the Windsor Framework, covering both B2B and B2C movements from Great Britain to Northern Ireland, are expected to take effect from 1 May 2025, subject to final legislative procedures.
IMPORTANT - Foot and mouth disease in Hungary – Update
999L Waiver Code Removal: What Exporters Need to Know Before 1 February 2025
New Safety & Security Declarations for EU Imports from 31 January 2025 – What You Need to Know
IMPORTANT - Foot and mouth disease in Germany – information for importers
DEFRA Common User Charge (CUC) Invoicing Webinar
ChamberCustoms is Now a CPD-Accredited Provider
ChamberCustoms is now a CPD-accredited provider, offering Masterclasses designed to enhance your compliance skills and knowledge. Our CPD-accredited courses are tailored for professionals at all levels, ensuring you stay up-to-date with the latest customs regulations and best practices. With each session, participants earn CPD points and receive certificates that reflect their commitment to professional growth and continuous learning. Learn more about our Masterclasses and elevate your customs compliance knowledge today.
The Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Act 2024
Meet the Chamber - Bedfordshire Chamber of Commerce
Meet the Chamber - Business West
Make Sure You Are Ready - New Import Controls on 30 April 2024
CHIEF Closure: Are you ready? Exporter’s guide to 4th June 2024
Meet the Chamber - Dorset Chamber
Additional import controls are coming on 30 April
Meet the Chamber - Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce
Santa's Customs Adventure: A Global Gift Journey
Jingle bells, customs spells! Imagine Santa Claus embarking on a global gift delivery mission, complete with customs forms, tariff tangles, and logistical acrobatics. While Santa's magical abilities might handle chimneys, what about international borders? Join us as we explore Santa's customs adventure.
Navigating Trade Preferences
Customs Representation Guide: Direct vs. Indirect Comparison
When embarking on the journey of selecting a customs agent, one of the initial considerations should be the type of representation to operate under. An understanding of customs representation is important as it directly influences every trader’s customs compliance.
In this blog post, we will explain the differences between direct and indirect customs representation, exploring how these choices can impact liability, particularly when facing an HMRC audit.