UK customs updates March 2024

Mark Rowbotham Customs, Excise & VAT Consultant, PORTCULLIS ISC

Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) Journal, Issue 25, February / March 2024

April 07, 2024

UK customs updates March 2024

Photo by David Dibert from Unsplash

Topic: law
Tag: customs declaration customs registrations and authorisations

HM Government announced date and other changes around supplementary declarations; DDA payments - an extra calendar day to submit duty deferment payments; CDS implementation extension - exports to move to CDS until 4 June 2024; trade with Northern Ireland - a requirement to have a valid UK Internal Market Scheme authorisation to keep using the NIREM code; important updates on EORI and VAT registrations.

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