Events Calendar

The webinar shall focus sharing insights on the Income tax compliance that a UK business shall keep in mind when doing business with India customers. we will also briefly touch upon the mandatory forms such as PAN, form 10F, etc so that it becomes easy for the participants to understand its importance. Insights on claiming refund of excess taxes deducted in India would also be briefly touched upon.

We are excited to welcome a delegation of 35 Indian businesses from key sectors, including garments, textiles, home furnishings, wool, woollens, and knitwear with eagerness to explore partnerships with UK firms. This unique B2B event, organized with the WWEPC, Ministry of Textiles, India, supported by BITA and British Wool, offers a valuable opportunity to connect with Indian manufacturers and exporters. With India-UK FTA signed, this event is ideal for retailers, importers, and fashion houses.

This introduction course is aimed at anyone involved in international trade who needs to understand customs. The course will cover the role of HMRC and practicalities such as goods wholly produced in the UK, use of documentation including the EUR1, free circulation, AEO, VAT responsibilities, and the impact of Incoterms®. The course also provides an introduction to customs entries, classification of goods, valuation of goods on import duties, taxes and the Union Customs Code (UCC).

• HMRC and customs procedures
• Origin, Classification of goods and Valuation of goods
• Duties and taxes (UK Global Tariff)
• The Union Customs Code (UCC).
• Sources of help and advice

An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process the documents required for exporting goods overseas. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including copies of completed documents) to ensure the skills learned can be used effectively back in the workplace.

During the introduction course candidates will study the principles and current industry practices required to ensure that they can process documents thus ensuring they operate both legally and cost effectively. They will understand the documents required for international shipments and transportation and where to go for further help and advice.

• “The Foundations” including a look at information sources, legal requirements, record keeping and software systems
• The significance of documentary content - with specific reference to Incoterms® 2020, how to prove origin and the commodity code
• Exporters commercial documents - quotations, invoices and packing lists
• The "origin documents" - including Country of Origin, EUR1s and ATRs
• Further official export documents – export licences, pre-shipment inspection, and C88 SAD
• Dealing with the freight forwarder - including ECSIs, SSNs
• The proof of export documents - including Bills of lading, AWBs and CMR notes
•  Payment mechanisms and a review of the documents needed to ensure payment
• Sources of help and advice

Looking for a Team Participation Event! The MoonWalk Scotland returns on Saturday 6 September 2025! Starting from Holyrood Park, join thousands of walkers for this iconic night-time Half or Full Marathon in decorated bras or bra t-shirts. Walk the stunning Edinburgh landmarks, and unite to support a powerful cause to raise funds for breast and other cancers. Every step supports Walk the Walk’s mission to fund vital support for those affected by cancer. 

If you're interested in partnering with Walk the Walk for the iconic MoonWalk Scotland or want to enter a team, contact Milly Larmer, Head of Partnerships, at milly@walkthewalk.org.

An export controlled or licensed product is a product controlled by the UK government. Export licences are needed for importing and exporting of military and paramilitary goods, dual use and technology, works of art, plants, animals, medicines and chemicals.

If your goods fall into these categories you will need to find out how to apply for export or import licences and also find out what compliance responsibilities you have. It is vital that you are aware of these responsibilities, and you know who the relevant UK authorities are.

If you want your business to shine, entering LCCI’s SME London Business Awards is an excellent way to hit the spotlight!

If you’re thinking of entering some of the award categories, but are not sure where to start (deadline for entries is Thursday 25 September), then join our Awards Masterclass where we’ll cover:

• explaining the award process
• top tips on submitting an award winning entry
• the benefits of entering a business awards

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We are pleased to offer an exclusive opportunity for a guided tour of the Port of Tilbury, part of Forth Ports and a key component of the Thames Freeport. Forth Ports is one of the UK’s leading port operators, managing a network of major ports and providing critical infrastructure to support global supply chains, renewable energy, and bulk cargo.

You will also have the chance to connect with industry leaders, explore commercial opportunities, and learn about the future port developments.

Please note: this tour is open to international trade/supply chain and construction related businesses only. Once you have registered your interest, we will contact you to confirm your place.

Join up to 50 LCCI Members at September’s Go Connect! You will get the chance to take a seat in the latest Genesis model and network over drinks and nibbles. The LCCI team will be on hand to help facilitate introductions and update members on all the new exciting services membership has to offer.

Don’t delay and book your place today!