Starting out in international trade
- Exporting – an overview
- Are you ready to import?
- Preparing to export
- Use design to improve your export potential
- Importing and exporting by post
- Distance selling and online trading
- International Trade Fast Parcel Operators
Importing and exporting basics
- Licensing and paperwork
- Economic Operator Registration and Identification (EORI) Scheme
- Managing risks of importing and exporting
- Overseas supplier relationships
Getting paid when trading internationally
Licensing and paperwork
- Licences and enforcement for international trading
- International trade paperwork: the basics
- Government help for exporters
- Do you need an export or import licence?
Doing business in the EU
- Doing business in another language
- Trading in the European Union
- Free movement of goods across the EEA and resolving issues
- Dispatching your goods within the EU
- Getting ready to export to individual countries
- Locate your business in the UK
Trading with countries outside the EU
- Exporting your goods from the EU to a third country
- Importing your goods from outside the European Union
- Getting ready to export to individual countries
- Trade agreements
- Anti-dumping and countervailing duties
- Exporting military goods to the United States
Authorised Economic Operators (AEOs)
- Assess your readiness for an AEO application
- Authorised Economic Operators
Service industries
- Building, construction and property services
- Creative industries
- Life Sciences – healthcare and medical
- Recreation and leisure goods and services
- Transport, transport infrastructure and services
- International trade in services
- Better regulation
Manufactured goods
- Aerospace and defence
- Automotive
- Life Sciences – biotechnology and pharmaceuticals
- Life Sciences – healthcare and medical
- Chemicals
- Clothing, footwear and fashion
- Electronics
- Giftware, jewellery and tableware
- Household goods, furniture and furnishings
- Offensive weapons and stopping imports of illegal weapons
- Paper and printing
- Telecoms, radiocomms and broadcasting equipment
- Textiles, interior textiles and carpets
- Importing and exporting waste
Food and agriculture
- Trading in live animals and animal products
- Trading in food and agriculture
- Trading in plants
- Trading in CAP goods
Natural resources and chemicals
- Chemicals
- Energy and power projects and services
- Metals and minerals
- Oil, gas, refining and petrochemicals
- Importing solid ammonium nitrate in consignments of 500 kilograms or more
- Importing and exporting waste
Import and export procedures
- Import procedures
- Export procedures
- Transit systems and procedures
- Duty relief procedures
Customs declarations
- Using and submitting Supplementary Declarations
- Supplementary Declarations for import
- Supplementary Declarations for export
- National Clearance Hub
- Declarations and the Single Administrative Document
- Archiving your trade documents
- Temporary storage
Intrastat returns
- Introduction to Intrastat
- Intrastat – reporting the value and volume of intra-EU trade
- How to complete your Intrastat Supplementary Declaration
- Intrastat – step by step process
- Intrastat – technology and technicalities
- Intrastat – receipt of letter
- Intrastat Services
- Supplementary Declarations for Intrastat
Classifying your goods
- Classification rules and using the tariff
- Classifying specific goods
Customs IT systems
- UK’s import and export processing system CHIEF
- Using the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS) to move goods across the EU and EFTA countries
- Export declarations and the National Export System
- Import Control System
- Intrastat – technology and technicalities
- How to use the UK Trade Tariff
Export Control Organisation
- Strategic export control training for exporters
- Export Control A to Z
- Beginners’ guide to export controls
- About the Export Control Organisation
- UK Strategic Export Control Lists – the consolidated list of strategic military and Dual-Use items
- How to determine if your goods need an export licence
- End-Use Controls
- Sanctions, embargoes and restrictions
- Current export restrictions by country
- Types of export licence
- Export control licensing process and how to appeal
- End-User and Stockist Undertakings for SIELs and Consignee Undertaking for OIELs
- Assessment of Export Licence applications – Criteria and Policy
- Key licensing guidance
- Trade controls (trafficking and brokering)
- Common Pitfalls to avoid in Export Licence Applications
- Frequently asked questions on export licensing
- Compliance and enforcement of export controls
- Overview of export control legislation
- Current UK strategic export control legislation
- Export Control Act 2002
- Export Control Order 2008
- Controls on Dual-Use Goods (EU Dual-Use Regulation)
- Controls on Radioactive Sources
- Controls on Torture Goods
- Directive 2009/43/EC (Intra-Community Transfer Directive concerning defence goods)
- Do you need an export or import licence?
Importing controlled goods
- Importing solid ammonium nitrate in consignments of 500 kilograms or more
- Importing animal furs, skins and fish
- Offensive weapons and stopping imports of illegal weapons
- Importing and exporting waste
Preparing your goods for transport
- Moving your goods
- Transport document completion
- International transport and distribution
- Transport insurance
- Loading goods for dispatch to the EU from the UK
- How to label and package goods being shipped out of the UK
- Food labelling and packaging in international trade
- Wood packaging
Transport options for moving your goods
- Moving goods by road
- Moving goods by sea
- Moving goods by air
- Moving goods by rail
Taking lorries abroad
- Taking your lorry or bus abroad
- The essentials of international road haulage
- International authorisations and permits for road haulage
- Vehicle documents required for international road haulage
- Driver documents required for international road haulage
- Customs procedures when transporting goods by road
Transporting dangerous goods
- Moving dangerous goods
- Driving dangerous goods and special loads abroad
Freight forwarding
- Using brokers and forwarders
- Freight forwarding – moving goods
- Freight forwarding – managing risk
Tax obligations
- Understand your tax obligations when importing or exporting
- How to value your imports for customs duty and trade statistics
- Customs warehousing
- Customs seizures and penalties
Excise and VAT
- VAT in international trade
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