Events Calendar

Managing your imports has always been important and may be even more so now that goods coming from the EU are imports. Since January 2022 full Import Customs Declarations have been mandatory and, even if using an agent, the legal responsibility for accuracy of the information included falls to the importer. It is also vitally important that importers are checking that accurate duty and VAT have been applied and paid or accounted for. This webinar will cover the procedural and financial obligations faced by importers to help them put robust processes in place.

2026 is the year when ATA Carnets will join the digital era, going from their paper versions to the new eATA digital platform. 

The eATA Carnet project aims to digitalise ATA Carnets and their lifecycle management process, from issuance and declarations to transactions and claims.

The eATA global transition will kick-off on 1 June 2026 starting with the EU, Norway, Switzerland and the UK. 

This session is helpful for individuals and organisations who are already applying for and or using ATA Carnets to export their goods temporarily out of the UK. 

This webinar will explore the latest challenges and regulatory developments affecting the movement of goods to and from the United States, with a particular focus on evolving tariff measures and customs requirements. Delegates will gain insights into how current trade policies may impact supply chains, costs, and compliance obligations.

This is an essential webinar for exporters and importers seeking to stay informed, minimise disruption, and make confident decisions in an increasingly complex US trade landscape. After the presentation, there will also be the opportunity for you to have your questions answered.

On 27 February 2023, the UK and EU agreed the Windsor Framework, providing a fundamentally new set of arrangements to restore the smooth flow of trade within the UK internal market; safeguard Northern Ireland’s place in the Union; and address the democratic deficit that was otherwise at the heart of the original Northern Ireland Protocol.

Join this practical webinar for exporters to hear from experts about operating in the Windsor Agreement’s regulatory environment and have your questions answered.

Do you see three letter codes associated with your imports and exports and wonder what they mean? Have you been using DAP or DDP because that’s the way it’s always done? Did you know that there are significant risks when using EXW? Do goods get stuck on the way to your customers, and no one is quite sure why? This webinar will show you that understanding Incoterms® Rules is fundamental to international trade and can make shipments much easier.