Training Brochure 26 - Flipbook - Page 51
How to use the UK trade tariff
How to check a customs declaration
With the UK Trade Tariff being an essential tool for
all UK importers and exporters, you will discover
its use in all areas of international trade. Ensuring
companies stay compliant with import duties,
import and export controls, rules of origin and trade
agreements.
Receiving and checking evidence of both
import and export declarations is vital to ensure
compliance with international trade. In this course
we look at the importance of this process and how
to decipher a customs declaration.
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Why it is so important to check customs
declarations
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Understanding the codes used within the
declaration
How to use it when exporting
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Navigate volume 3 of the UK Trade Tariff
Using the tariff to establish rules of origin
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How to rectify mistakes in a declaration
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How the declaration can be used to meet
evidential requirements
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Structure of the Trade Tariff and its use in
classi昀椀cation
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How to use it when importing
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How to reduce import duties
With rising costs affecting all importers, trying to
minimise the import duties we pay are more vital
now than ever. In the UK we have several schemes
and processes that allow companies to lower
the duty paid under certain circumstances. This
course explores the options available to importers,
ensuring they can lower duty costs compliantly.
Getting commercial invoices &
packing lists right
The commercial invoice and packing list are the
essential documents in international trade required
by customs, freight forwarders, couriers and more.
This course covers the key requirements needed for
such vital documents.
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Trade agreements and claiming preference
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Tariff quotas and suspension schemes
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What is a commercial invoice and packing list?
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Returned goods relief
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Why are these documents so important?
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Temporary admission
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What must be included in each document?
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Customs warehousing
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Requirements for free of charge goods
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Receiving commercial invoices when importing
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