Category: Brexit News - MultiFreight

Import Procedure Changes Going Legal?

by multifreight | May 3, 2022 | Brexit News

It has recently been reported that UK ports are considering legal action against the government after important post Brexit checks were confirmed to be delayed last week. Digitalised border processes, that reduce the need for most physical checks, were due to go live...

HMRC Issue GVMS Border Guide 2

by multifreight | Feb 12, 2022 | Brexit News

HMRC has now issued the 2nd version of their GVMS Border Guide, which provides additional detail to the gov.uk guidance. This guide collates the key aspects of using the GVMS (Goods Vehicle Movement Service) when moving goods between the UK and EU. Intended to support...

EU Country Code Removed From Tariff

by multifreight | Feb 8, 2022 | Brexit News, Logistics News

As of today, Tuesday 8th February, the customs country code ‘EU’ has been removed from the UK Trade Tariff and the CHIEF system. The country code will no longer be valid in any data field. Instead, the specific EU member country code must be used in CHIEF....

Latest Border Operating Model Published

by multifreight | Nov 18, 2021 | Brexit News, CDS

Doing business with Europe has changed significantly since the UK left the Customs Union and now new rules now apply. From January, those regulations will change again as we transition away from the EU and details of the latest revision, believed to be the final...

HMRC Struggling With Declaration Backlog

by multifreight | Nov 17, 2021 | Brexit News

According to a report in The Loadstar, HMRC are struggling to process an 11 month backlog of delayed declarations. HMRC is believed to be now cracking down on what has been described as “widespread abuse” of the delayed declaration procedures, which could be costing...

Government Announces Delays To Brexit 2

by multifreight | Sep 15, 2021 | Brexit News, CDS

UK government has confirmed a number of changes to January’s planned move to Brexit 2, with certain elements now being delayed. We understand that the overall move to full customs controls and customs checks remains unchanged from the original 1st January 2022...