No extension to Brexit transition period, but border controls will be eased, at first
The UK government has confirmed it will not seek an extension to the Brexit transition ...
New powers awarded to the UK’s HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2010 to combat the huge amount of duty that goes unpaid in the UK on alcohol, tobacco and oil products could see legitimate transport and distribution companies put out of business.
Alan Powell, who advises the UK Warehousing Association on excise matters, told The Loadstar that a whole range of transport and logistics firms could inadvertently find themselves facing massive penalties over unpaid duty due to simple errors, and ...
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