Tariff press notice 22nd January 2025 - https://www.trade-tariff.service.gov.uk/news/stories/tariff-stop-press-notice---22-january-2025
You may already be aware of the changes that came into effect on 1 January 2025 due to the dynamic alignment with the EU. However, the latest Tariff press notice also includes updated classifications, new classifications, and absorptions that took place on the 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th of January.
A breakdown of the updates is as follows:
The following commodity code has ended as of 3 January 2025:
The following commodity code has been created as of 4 January 2025:
The following commodity code has been absorbed as of 4 January 2025:
On the 7th of January 2025, the absorption of 217 commodity codes within the following chapters below; please ensure you check the Tariff notice for the affected classifications:
The creation of 5 new classifications on the 7 January 2025:
The creation of 2 new classifications on the 8 January 2025:
The following commodity codes have ended as of 9 January 2025:
The creation of 10 new classifications on 10 January 2025:
The following commodity codes have been absorbed as of 10 January 2025:
It is important to ensure that, as an importer or exporter, any affected classification is updated internally to allow you to be compliant and also ensure that there are no further delays at the border.
If you are interested in exploring this topic further, you might find it worthwhile to consider the training courses and live clinics offered by Strong & Herd LLP:
Tariff Classification Explained - Technical Workshop
In this workshop, participants will learn why the tariff is essential for accurate commodity code classification and its connections to other vital trade measures. The course explores the structure of the Harmonised System (HS) and includes interactive sessions to help you master the classification of your goods. You’ll gain an understanding of section and chapter notes, as well as when and how to apply the General Interpretative Rules (GIRs), ensuring confidence and accuracy in tariff classification.
Advanced CDS Technical Workshop: Exports
This advanced workshop will show how you make an export declaration using different software packages. Each data element group will be explained in detail, together with illustrative examples. The technical advisors share their wealth of experience using multiple software solutions for CDS entries and supporting many clients using a variety of software platforms It is recommended delegates have attended How to Complete Export Customs Entries or have a good awareness of customs declaration requirements.
Advanced CDS Technical Workshop: Imports
This advanced technical workshop looks at CDS import declaration using live software examples throughout. Each data element group will be explained in detail, together with illustrative examples. The technical advisors have a wealth of experience using multiple software solutions for CDS entries and support many clients using CDS across a variety of platforms. It is not suitable for beginners so we expect delegates to have a good awareness of customs entries or have attended How to Complete Import Customs
Focus On: CDS - A Practical Guide For Businesses
CDS is a new system that requires further data to be declared both for your import and export entries. This increased amount of information is required by all businesses.
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