This guidance is produced in partnership with Deloitte, the BRC’s Annual Trade Partner 2020/21. 

As a result of the UK leaving the Customs Union, over 250,000 traders will be required to interact with government departments in relation to the international trade in goods for the first time.

Traders will also have to submit Customs declarations on in-bound movements of non-controlled goods from the EU on and after 1 July 2021.

See our guide, developed in partnership with Deloitte, that sets out an indicative step by step process a trader should follow when required to submit a Customs declaration.

 

Working in partnership

Through our partnership with Deloitte and their market-leading Global Trade Advisory team, Global Trade Bureau and Global Brexit Insights, we’re able to bring additional guidance, support and expertise to our retail members.

By virtue of our Partnership with Deloitte, BRC members can also benefit from additional support on customs declarations.

  • Looking for third party support? BRC members can benefit from a 15% discount on the Deloitte customs declarations service.
  • Managing customs compliance in-house? BRC members are invited to take part in trials of a new Deloitte technology platform that uses automated intelligence to enable businesses to prepare and submit their own customs declarations.
If you want to take advantage of the discounted service or learn more about preparing customs declarations in-house, please contact: