The Port of Immingham – starting transit declarations: DFDS sailings
Each port in the UK have their own specific procedures for starting transit procedures.
Session 1: Brexit and Transit
The objective of this session is to outline the increased reliance on transit once the transition arrangement ends. Attendees will leave with an understanding of transit as applies to Brexit, and an appreciation of the tools available to ensure smooth navigation of the transit process.
Session 2: Trade Perspective
The objective of this session is to provide an insight into the work of a Customs Manager of a leading UK company looking to prepare for the changes that will occur as a result of Brexit. Attendees will leave with an understanding of the steps required to increase resilience, with the added benefit of standardizing operations and improving confidence across the business.
Session 3: Origin
The objective of this session is to provide expert guidance on the subject of origin, both preferential in regard to trade agreements, but also touching on non-preferential, and the implications of UK companies of the introduction of the UK Certificate of Origin. Attendees will leave with an understanding of the steps required to ensure their goods are sent and received with the relevant origin status, minimizing duties and transactional friction.
Session 4: Classification and Valuation
The objective of this session is to provide expert-led content on two key aspects of the trade of goods. Classification is used to identify physical materials by customs authorities worldwide. Accurate classification can be time-consuming, but inaccurate classification can be far worse. This session allows attendees to look at the essential art and proceed with confidence into the post-Brexit world. The session will also cover valuation methods, and provide guidance to ensure companies don’t fall foul during post clearance audits.
Session 5: Customs Special Procedures
The objective of this session is to introduce customs special procedures, allowing attendees to determine the merits of each, and ultimately inform a cost benefit analysis of whether a measure is viable for their trading behavior. While some measures may rise or diminish in value depending on the terms of the UK’s departure from the EU, delegates will gain a working understanding of tools of increasing value, including inward processing, customs warehousing and more.
Session 6: Brexit Checklist
The objective of this session is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current situation in regard to the UK’s departure from the EU. The session will include a precis of the items covered earlier in the series, followed by insights from a range of expert operatives from logistics and customs.
TransitNet: A Fully Integrated Transit Solution for Brexit Customs Requirements
Introducing an inexpensive and efficient digital solution for Irish companies to create and submit Transit Declarations, with financial guarantees, for goods moving to mainland Europe via the UK landbridge post-Brexit.
SGS TransitNet: Ireland Services
In Ireland SGS TransitNet provides a unique package that offers Irish companies a cheaper, more efficient, multinational e-customs transit service – without the need to have your own guarantee or software. Our aim is to take as much of the complexity away from our clients as possible.
SGS TransitNet: UK Services
From January 2021, the UK will effectively become what is known as in customs terms, a ‘third country’. As a result, any goods UK to EU and vice versa will require Customs Declarations. Transit is a customs procedure which moves the import clearance of the goods away from the entry point of the EU to an inland location closer to the destination of the goods.