hm-revenue-customs
HM Revenue & Customs is to extend the Trader Support Service (TSS) for companies moving goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland until December 2023.
More than 47,000 businesses have registered with the free digital platform since its launch in 2020 to navigate changes to the way goods move under the Northern Ireland Protocol.
It provides end-to-end support to manage digital declarations including completing import and safety and security declarations on ...
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The UK Warehousing Association (UKWA) is warning that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) could drive long established and honest logistics services firms out of business with its “draconian” sanctions on companies in the excise goods supply chain.
Echoing comments by TT Club legal consultant, Ian Hyslop in FBJ 4 2013, the Association ...
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The UK Warehousing Association (UKWA) is warning that HM Revenue & Customs
(HMRC) could drive long established and honest logistics services firms out of business with its “draconian” sanctions on companies in the excise goods supply chain. The Association says that logistics service businesses – including third party warehouse keepers and ...
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Talks between the freight industry and HM Revenue and Customs on future controls for goods moving to Enhanced Remote Transit Sheds broke up without any firm agreement on 30 August. The trade is pressing for the status quo to be maintained after the review highlighted some different interpretations of the ...
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has started to cancel bonds that have not been used for 12 months. The move is causing consternation among forwarders and logistics operators, who say such a move may restrict their ability to attract new business. Just because an operator has not used its bond ...
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