UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
HMRC have written to traders with a reminder of the changes coming into force from 1 January 2022 and how they might affect the way goods are imported and exported between Great Britain and the EU. You can read this letter, along with more information about these changes by going
HMRC are reminding traders to prepare for customs changes that come into effect on 1 January 2022. You will no longer be able to delay making import customs declarations under the Staged Customs Controls rules that have applied during 2021. Most customers will have to make declarations and pay relevant
Are you planning to use a Freeport to import or export your goods? In the Spring 2021 Budget the Chancellor announced a number of areas to be designated as Freeports. Those areas would have a number of direct and indirect tax advantages for businesses located there. Among those advantages is
“With Brexit looming ever closer it is important that businesses that trade with EU member states prepare now as it is increasingly likely that we will leave the European Union without a deal on the 31 October” explains Maddy Weeks a Manager in our Newbury office. “In preparation of a