The decision to leave the European Union in 2016 marked the most significant change in British economic and foreign policy in over half a century. The impact has been felt by virtually every business trading from or with the UK.
Tax professionals are becoming familiar with the UK’s independent trade policy. Notably the UK global tariff (UKGT) was introduced from 1 January 2021 replacing the EU’s common external tariff (CET). Import duty under UKGT is expressed in pounds rather than euros and rates are on average lower than the CET. Around 6 000 tariff lines have been simplified by rounding rates of duty to standardised percentages and eliminating all rates...
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The decision to leave the European Union in 2016 marked the most significant change in British economic and foreign policy in over half a century. The impact has been felt by virtually every business trading from or with the UK.
Tax professionals are becoming familiar with the UK’s independent trade policy. Notably the UK global tariff (UKGT) was introduced from 1 January 2021 replacing the EU’s common external tariff (CET). Import duty under UKGT is expressed in pounds rather than euros and rates are on average lower than the CET. Around 6 000 tariff lines have been simplified by rounding rates of duty to standardised percentages and eliminating all rates...
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