Letters on no deal Brexit advice for businesses trading with the EU
HMRC letters to VAT-registered businesses trading with the EU explaining how to prepare for changes to customs, excise and VAT if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
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HMRC has written to 145,000 VAT-registered businesses across the UK, including Northern Ireland, that only trade with the EU.
The letters explain changes to customs, excise and VAT in the event that the UK leaves the EU without a deal, and what businesses can do to prepare.
HMRC has also written to:
HMRC will continue to engage with businesses, representative organisations, intermediaries and infrastructure providers to ensure they have the information and support they need.
You can read guidance on trading with the EU if the UK leaves without a deal.
Businesses can keep up-to-date with these changes by registering for HMRC’s Brexit update service.
The letters explain changes to customs, excise and VAT in the event that the UK leaves the EU without a deal, and what businesses can do to prepare.
HMRC has also written to:
- 4,700 businesses that import or export excise goods, including alcohol, tobacco and certain oils, between the UK and EU, many of which also import or export outside the EU
- the top 750 EU-only traders (based on their volume of imports, exports and combined imports/exports) outlining possible benefits to businesses under the Common Transit Convention (CTC) in the event of a no deal EU exit - this letter only points to existing guidance and does not introduce new policies or procedures
HMRC will continue to engage with businesses, representative organisations, intermediaries and infrastructure providers to ensure they have the information and support they need.
You can read guidance on trading with the EU if the UK leaves without a deal.
Businesses can keep up-to-date with these changes by registering for HMRC’s Brexit update service.
