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Import Guide: Brexit 5 (CASE 11)
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Created on January 30, 2021
Post-brexit Import Guide. Case 11
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Import Guide
START
Denisse Sanchis
Daniel Gómez
Lidia Campos
Ikram Bekhedda
INDEX
POST-BREXIT IMPORT GUIDE
PREPARATION
DOCUMENTS
VAT (IVA)
TRANSPORT
VIDEO
Step-by-Step
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Preparation
CASE 11
EU TARIFFS
RX SEAPORT
EU EORI
TARIC CODE
INCOTERM
Documents
cmr
dua
insurance
Info
land
invoice
marine
B/L
PACKING LIST
Info
UK LICENSE
Info
+ info
VAT (IVA)
- Arguably the biggest change for businesses arising from Brexit is that all arrivals and departures of goods to and from the UK will become ‘imports’ and ‘exports’ from a VAT and Customs Duty perspective. Currently, only goods whose origin or destination is outside the EU are considered “imports” or “exports”. The importance of this distinction is that imports attract Import VAT which is recoverable subject to the usual rules on VAT recovery and Customs Duty, which is not recoverable. Crucially, as the Duty is not recoverable this will, unfortunately, represent an additional cost of doing the same business.
- To import to Belgium, we will need to know the VAT rates that will be applied as the goods will come from the UK by ship and land in Belgium, once there the goods will be transported by truck to the Belgian company.
vat rate in belgium
Transport
Denisse Sanchis
Daniel Gómez
Lidia Campos
Ikram Bekhedda