Customs duty – tips on trading between GB and Northern Ireland

Complex border rules between Great Britain and Northern Ireland post-Brexit mean that companies must be careful to ensure full compliance with customs rules. Sarah Kay provides essential tips and advice

Now that the United Kingdom has left the EU, all imports into Great Britain (GB) are potentially subject to a customs duty charge and goods imported into Northern Ireland may be subject to UK or EU tariff rates.

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