Overview:

Completing export customs entry declarations is an important task and it is essential that both the freight company (intermediaries) and the exporting businesses are aware of the information required to complete a legal declaration.

With the UK leaving the EU by the end of January 2020, and the real concern over there being a no-deal exit, it is more important than ever that businesses are aware of what is required to prepare for the potential increase in the number of export customs declarations needed.

• Introduction to export customs entries:
• Introduction: What are Customs Entries and who can complete them?
• Rules and regulations: Understanding HMRC and Border Force roles
• How traders are identified: – EORI, VAT No., UCR, DUCR’S, MUCR’S, MRN’S, UCI
• Legal declaration: Who can make a customs declarations; responsibilities and penalties; Direct and Indirect Exports
• Customs entry documents: e.g. Single Administration Document (SAD), NES (National Export System) Export Accompanying Document (EAD), CHIEF (and the CDS replacement)
• Basic procedures for notifying customs, Air(PORT) and Carriers

An overview of Customs Procedures:

• The UK Tariff volume 3: Entry completion rules
• Guided walk through an Export Declaration and create an export entry
• Customs Valuation Rules and how to declare value at export
• Tariff Classification and Measures relating to the export of goods: Additional information and Document fields

The export process:

• Box by box, entry completion rules: Exercise completing export entry
• Getting it right, first time, every time
• Declaring export licences and controls: Why LIC99 isn’t ideal
• Customs procedure codes: The main CPCs and how to understand them
• Header and item level information
• Complete an export declaration: Exercise complete a simple export entry
• Proof of export: Goods Departed Message; ICS, SOE codes and other codes
• Post entry amendments: Form C81 (for trade statistics purposes only), C1700 errors when declaring export licences
• Where to go for advice

Who should attend?

Developed for anyone learning to do export customs declarations or to provide information to agents for them to complete the declarations. This course is ideally suited for anyone who has the responsibility for the administration of exporting and completion of export entries within their business.

It is assumed that delegates will already have a basic understanding of exporting requirements and declarations. This is an intermediate to advanced level course.

Learning Outcomes:

Delegates will learn about the roles and regulations, what are the tariff rules for completing export entries, the most important pieces of information, how to complete the entries compliantly and check that they are correct. The delegate will leave the course able to complete a simple export entry and with the information to progress in this area.

Use of individual logistics/ intermediaries software used to link to CHIEF/CDS will not be included as they are too varied.

The course has been fully up-dated to include all customs procedures changes. Each delegate will receive a full, bound set of course notes.

Course Director: Bernard O’Connor

Train your team:

This course can be delivered on site for corporate teams and tailored to your specific requirements. For details contact training@edinburghchamber.co.uk

The ECC training experience:

• Expert trainers - Passionate specialists who keep up to date with the latest trends in their field
• Quality delivery - Trainers are assessed annually on the quality of their delivery and delegate engagement
• Practical training methods - Theory and practical based training to take back to the office
• Small class sizes - No more than 15 people to ensure you get the most from our trainers
• Wide breadth of topics - ECC offer over 40 different essential business training courses covering everything from Leadership and Management through to Digital and International Trade
• 3 learning levels – Beginner /Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced

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