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HMRC have issued a call for evidence relating to goods imported temporarily into GB for subsequent re-export.
The call for evidence has been influenced by a variety of trade sectors, where importing temporarily can be a necessary business requirement, and where difficulties have been reported relating to both access to, and availability of, temporary import facilitation.
Trade sectors recording an impact include the music, arts, horse racing/breeding, and pleasure craft.
As a result, HMRC and His Majesty’s Treasury have agreed to consider a strategic review of the Temporary Admission procedures and policies, considering possible reforms to the rules, with a view to publishing a summary of responses shortly after the call for evidence closes on September 22nd , 2023.
Evidence submitted will be considered as part of the customs policy-making process, which may lead to further consultation in the future.
How to get involved
The Call for Evidence on how we can improve Temporary Admission was published on June 29th this year. Details can be found at the link below:
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/bringing-goods-into-the-uk-temporarily
How to respond to the consultation
Responses should be directed to: tacustomscallforevidence@hmrc.gov.uk
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:
Focus On: Temporary Imports & Exports
Whether your sales teams, engineers and technicians hand-carry goods when going overseas or you send them unaccompanied for demonstrations, exhibition, hire or loan, for testing or to have work done on them each temporary movement will require customs declarations at export and import. This course explains the customs and commercial processes involved to control temporary movements and avoid unnecessary customs costs.
How to Complete Import Entries
This workshop explains the rules and regulations for completing UK import entries on CDS. It provides delegates with an understanding of how to build the data entry information, which data elements are essential and how to declare payment methods. Learners will leave the session with sufficient knowledge to be able to complete a basic import customs entry and be able to build on this to submit more complicated entries. Important whether you are an agent or importer.
Import Essentials: Focus on Importing
This core S&H training course is an excellent way to learn more about importing into the UK. It covers customs issues, as well as implications of choosing the correct shipping term, paying duties, and managing the logistics. Whether in sourcing, procurement, finance, customer services, shipping or import administration, attendance will increase your confidence and awareness in dealing with overseas suppliers, transport companies, banks and HM Revenue & Customs.
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