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It’s now only two months before the end of the Transition Period, and to help you prepare your business for January 2021, we will be sharing with you some of the key information about what you need to do now.
You are responsible for checking and acting on relevant information but we want to support you by signposting to sources of useful information and guidance.
What can you do now to get ready to trade with the EU from 1 January 2021?
Get a GB EORI number
You will need an EORI number to complete customs declarations. You can register for free by going to www.gov.uk/eori
Decide how you’re going to make customs declarations
Customs agents, freight forwarders and express operators can help you with declarations and ensure you’re providing the necessary information. For more information, click here
See if your imported goods are eligible for staged controls
Most traders with a good compliance record will be able to defer import declarations on most goods for up to 6 months after 1 January 2021. For more information, click here
If you move goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, you can sign up to use the free Trader Support Service (TSS)
Supporting you
Visit the dedicated web page ‘Preparing your food and drink business for 1 January 2021’ on Gov.UK, where you can find all the latest transition information in one place.
In this time of increased stress on the food supply chain, Food Innovation Wales has opened regional helplines
Consider joining a Welsh Government Cluster Group
Find out about food labelling
Read more advice from HMRC on action you can take now to prepare your business.
Keeping up to date
Subscribe to HMRC’s free email update service www.gov.uk/hmrc/business-support and select ‘Sign up to help and support emails from HMRC’.
Subscribe to Welsh Government’s Food and Drink Industry newsletter https://gov.wales/subscribe-food-and-drink-wales-newsletter
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