On the 25 July 2022, the current Export Amendment (C81) form is being replaced.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will no longer be able to accept Export Amendment forms by any of the following methods from 25 July 2022:
Make an amendment to export declarations – Make an amendment to export declarations – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
International organisations like the United Nations, the World Trade Organization and NATO have already adopted Türkiye following a formal request from the Turkish authorities.
There is no intention to amend, or expectation for industry to amend, certificates of origin, carnets, or invoices.
In most cases, it is expected that invoices and other commercial documents would use a 2-character country code anyway, which would reflect either name reference; in Turkey’s ( or should it be Turkiye’ s ) case this would be the identifier, ‘TR’.
HMRC announced on 1 September 2022 that the scope of CDS licence waiver code 999L has been broadened.
The use of code 999L remains a temporary arrangement which will expire on 30 September 2023, unless HMRC grants an extension. – Extension of Customs Declaration Service license waiver document code (Tariff stop press notice 10) – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
he International Trade Committee has published its verdict on the UK’s trade deal with Australia.
The Committee warns the government against overselling the benefits of trade deals, read more – https://zcu.io/TWZ6
From Thursday 1st September new restrictions are in place for the import of pork and pork products into Great Britain from the European Union (EU) and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) states.
It is no longer legal to bring pork or pork products weighing over two kilograms into Great Britain unless they meet commercial EU production standards.
For further information please see: