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Getting goods into the EU: What is best for your business

Chapters

  1. Introduction and key export challenges after Brexit
  2. Rules of origin, Incoterms and customs formalities
  3. Understanding DDP, establishment, fiscal representation and Regime 42 changes
  4. VAT considerations for services, B2C schemes and triangulation
  5. Third‑party logistics, fulfilment options and supply chain risks

Contents

Overview

Duration
54:54

Explore the best methods for getting goods into the EU market, whether you are selling to businesses or direct to customers.

Description

Getting goods into Europe in an efficient and cost-effective way has been one of the challenges that businesses have faced since Brexit, but it is simpler than you might think. Some of the friction points can be overcome with a few simple changes to your processes.

By understanding what is best for your customer you can build a process that enables you to move goods through customs and have the correct documentation. This webinar will help you to navigate some of the changes and enable you to find a solution that works for your business and your customers.

  • How to create a good invoice and why this matters
  • What are acceptable and unacceptable descriptions.
  • Learning best practise for managing customs duties and taxes.

Speakers

Sara Hutchinson

Owner, RISA (UK) Limited

Sara is a recognised figure in the world of international trade with over 38 years hands-on experience in unravelling the complexities of global logistics.

Sara started her career in manufacturing which ignited her love of international trade and over time she has worked for a variety of companies, built her knowledge, gained lots of experience, and travelled extensively overseas.    Sara is now a distinguished speaker, trainer and the proud owner of the multi-award-winning freight forwarding company, RISA (UK) Limited, for an impressive 25 years.

Trust, reliability, and efficiency are at the heart of Sara’s approach helping hundreds of business owners manage the constant changing world of trading globally and get their goods to market on time.