Is your business covered for the end of the delayed transition period in July?
From 1 July 2021, those Importers that have chosen to take advantage of the PVA scheme (Postponed VAT Accounting) or delayed declarations, must now arrange declarations and payment of any due import VAT for any arrivals in January.
Whilst many things will remain the same, it’s important to keep track of your imports and arrange for them to be processed within the 6 months agreed delayed period, a summary of rules are as below:
There will be implications from HMRC is your business if it is found to be non-compliant, so your business must be adequately prepared. If you/ your business is taking full advantage of the delayed declarations or/and the PVA scheme, it is important to keep a track of what you have imported and remember to arrange declarations and payment within the agreed timescale.
Most businesses don’t undertake the customs declarations themselves and instead, opt to use a customs agent.
Here, at Peel Ports Logistics we operate a successful customs clearance service and are equipped to help with all aspects of clearing your goods, regardless of transport mode, import or export.
Our global team of experts can help your business meet the challenges of preparing for Brexit and resolve many of the practical difficulties after the transition period ends – saving you both time and money. We take pride in providing a seamless experience to our customers that includes: