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BY Fiona Parsons 07 December 2022
BY Fiona Parsons 16 November 2022
An ATA Carnet acts as a 'passport for goods’ for temporary export and, in most cases, replaces the need for a customs declaration.
BY Fiona Parsons 23 September 2022
Customs Authorities in Qatar have approved the use of ATA Carnets for professional equipment used in connection with the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup, from October until the end of December 2022.
BY Fiona Parsons 09 May 2022
From 1 May 2022, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hanoi will become the 78th guaranteeing organisation member of the World Chambers Federation (WCF)/ATA international guarantee chain.
BY Catherine Stephens 08 April 2022
From 1st April 2022, the prices we charge for all our export services have changed. This includes the prices of our Letters of Credit, Certificates of Origin, ATA Carnets and more.
BY Catherine Stephens 16 March 2022
British Chambers of Commerce useful links on Ukraine
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BY Catherine Stephens 14 February 2022
An ATA Carnet acts as a 'passport for goods’, simplifying the customs process and replacing all the usual customs documents for temporarily exporting goods.
BY Catherine Stephens 12 October 2021
The 31st December 2020 saw the United Kingdom leave the European Union. Since then, trading rules with the EU have changed, but with a deal only being announced a week previously on Christmas Eve, businesses are still trying to understand exactly what exporting to, and importing from Europe will look like from now on.
BY: Catherine Stephens 14 February 2022
An ATA Carnet acts as a 'passport for goods’, simplifying the customs process and replacing all the usual customs documents for temporarily exporting goods.
BY: James Monk 24 December 2020
As the UK and EU reach a Brexit deal, companies can now rest assured that there will be some political framework for future trade as well as economic cooperation.
BY: James Monk 11 October 2018
One thing that is becoming increasingly apparent from the UK government is that we are leaving the EU's common external tariff and the EU's Customs Union.