When importing goods into the UK, businesses often pay import duties and VAT. However, in certain circumstances, it is possible to recover some or all of these payments through a process known as duty drawback. Understanding how duty drawback works can improve cash...
When importing or exporting goods, UK businesses often encounter terms like “customs bond” or “customs deposit.” While they might sound complex, understanding these concepts is essential for smooth customs clearance. Scanlon Freight can guide you through the process,...
When importing goods into the UK, one of the most important aspects of customs compliance is determining the correct value of the goods. Customs valuation affects the amount of import duties, VAT, and other charges you may need to pay. Getting it right is crucial to...
The rise of e-commerce has changed the way businesses import and export goods. For UK businesses selling directly to consumers, or importing low-value goods, understanding customs clearance is essential to avoid delays, unexpected costs, or customer dissatisfaction....
Delays at customs can cost time, money, and a whole lot of stress, but most of them are easily avoidable with a bit of planning. Here’s how to keep things moving smoothly: Get the documentation right (First Time!) Incorrect or missing paperwork is the #1 reason...
