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From 1st January 2021, the UK legislation that forms the legal basis for determining the non-preferential origin of goods has changed. The new legislation is as follows: The Customs (Origin of Chargeable Goods) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020. Reference Document for The Customs (Origin of Chargeable Goods) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020: Rules of Origin: Special RulesContinue reading “UK Non-Preferential Origin”

Exporters in the UK who want to issue invoice declarations as the proof of origin of their products need to apply to be an approved exporter. To obtain this status, they need to complete and submit an application to HMRC. The application process requires: The Economic Operator Registration and Identification reference number – the numberContinue reading “UK Origin – Approved Exporter – Completing Form C1454”

The rules of origin explain which goods are covered in preference agreements and how their ‘originating status’ is applied. This applies to all preference agreements and the Generalised Scheme of Preferences. You can find out the specific rules of origin available for your goods by checking the: preference agreements for the country you’re trading with GeneralisedContinue reading “Check your goods meet the rules of origin”

If you’re importing or exporting goods with a country that has a preferential arrangement, the goods are likely to have a reduced or nil rate of duty based on the origin of those goods. Unless the agreement says you do not need a proof of origin, you’ll need to: prove to HMRC that you canContinue reading “Get proof of origin for your goods”