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HMRC has published the following new guidance on import declarations:
Making an import declaration in your records without authorisation from 1 January 2021
: for EU goods brought into Great Britain.
Prepare to make supplementary declarations from 1 January 2021
: for EU goods brought into Great Britain that were declared in the taxpayer’s records from 1 January to 30 June 2021 without getting authorisation in advance.
Making a delayed supplementary import declaration from 1 January 2021
: covering how and when to make a delayed supplementary declaration when using simplified declarations to bring goods into Great Britain from the EU.
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© Copyright LexisNexis 2025. All rights reserved.
HMRC has published the following new guidance on import declarations:
Making an import declaration in your records without authorisation from 1 January 2021
: for EU goods brought into Great Britain.
Prepare to make supplementary declarations from 1 January 2021
: for EU goods brought into Great Britain that were declared in the taxpayer’s records from 1 January to 30 June 2021 without getting authorisation in advance.
Making a delayed supplementary import declaration from 1 January 2021
: covering how and when to make a delayed supplementary declaration when using simplified declarations to bring goods into Great Britain from the EU.
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