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Brexit will change many things for many UK businesses – including those who sell online to EU customers and consumers.

The Transition Period has ended, a deal with the EU has been reached and the new rules are here to help keep your business moving.

Important changes affecting mail and parcels from 1st January 2021

Zero commercial value mailings are set to continue as normal. Only post and parcels containing goods will have changes to the way they are handled across the international mailing network.

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7 Things you must do immediately to prepare if you IMPORT from or through Europe.

7 Things you must do immediately to prepare if you EXPORT to or through Europe.

Global distribution of UK’s only national weekly Catholic newspaper still going strong over 160 years after it first rolled off the presses.

High-end magazines which allow you to indulge your interests continue grow their subscriptions as readers revert to the enjoyment of reading printed media.

Our six figure investment in a new paper wrap mailing machine is already paying dividends and generating lots of interest as publishers seek to move away from plastic wraps to a more sustainable solution.

The process for importing and exporting goods to and from the EU will change at the end of the EU exit transition period. Businesses in Great Britain need to take the following action to continue trading with EU countries from 1st January 2021.

Government warning time running out for importers and exporters ahead of Brexit, Spatial Global launch free information hub to guide you through the transition.

From 1 January 2021 standard goods imported into the UK from the EU will be subject to customs procedures. Dependent on any trade deal being agreed between the UK and the remaining member states of the EU this could mean a requirement to pay import duty a

Exports to the EU will need to follow the full EU import procedures. This means from 1 January 2021 export declarations and UK exit Safety and Security declarations will be required for all relevant goods. Exporters will need to follow the full export pro

Common Transit is an EU customs procedure that allows goods to move between the EU and common transit countries or between the common transit countries themselves with duty being paid in the country of final destination. The UK is set to remain part of th

A commercial invoice is an international shipping document provided by the supplier to the customer detailing the type and value of goods sold. The commercial invoice is used by customs to determine duties owed. In the event of a No Deal Brexit, goods tra

Unless your company has access to CHIEF, the UK Customs system, you will need to appoint a company to make import declarations for you. This means you need to appoint Authority for a Customs Clearance Agent to act as a Direct representative.

Any goods that you bring into the UK you must tell HMRC about and pay any VAT and duty that is due. How you do this may depend on whether the goods or services are received from an EU country or not. You may also be able to defer, suspend, reduce or obtai