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The GB Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) is phased in from 31 January 2024. If you ship your goods to the Great Britain and they fall within the scope of the BTOM, you may find it useful to go through the checklist with the speakers in this webinar to help you ensure compliance.

Topics

  1. An overview of the BTOM, in particular the implications for Irish exporters and for the movement of NI-qualifying goods through ROI (Anthony Buckley).
  2. Practical questions on registrations with the competent authorities. Completing an import notification for high, medium and low risk POAO. How it impacts movements of ROI to GB (GMR), etc. (Zandra Horgan).
  3. EU supplier’s perspective: areas to watch and identify (Kevin Shakespeare).

Speakers:

  • Anthony Buckley, Chair of the Customs Knowledge Institute, Ireland. 
  • Zandra Horgan, Chartered Certified Accountant, Chartered Tax Adviser, Customs Agent & Advisor, based in Ireland. 
  • Kevin Shakespeare, Chair of the Management Council of the Customs Knowledge Community (CKC), the United Kingdom.

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