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29/6/2022
Customs Support extends German presence with the acquisition of ZSK Customs
About ZSK Customs Started in 2001, ZSK Customs is well known for its outstanding service in declaration of goods, import and export customs clearances as well as transportation and logistics services around all Frankfurt airports. Thanks to a customer centric service approach, the company has grown …
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22/3/2023
Meet Our People: James Simpson
Who are you? My name's James Simpson, and I'm the UK SCDP manager for Customs Support. What does a UK SCDP manager do? I oversee all of the Simplified Customs Declaration Procedure ( SCDP ) teams in the UK. Currently, I only cover the old UK Customs Solutions offices in Felixstowe and Paisley. …
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25/7/2023
Spotlight On: Tenterden
Customs Support Tenterden was part of the acquisition of Duty Management Services in 2021 and is now a key location for the group in the UK. Home to one of our specialist services teams, Tenterden is leading the UK industry with its digital-first approach to customs . Here are some of the solutions …
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10/3/2023
Which Origin Statements do I put on Export Paperwork?
What is an origin statement? Origin statements are clauses on paperwork which confirm to importers and authorities where the goods have originated from. Typically, you can find origin statements on the commercial invoice for an individual shipment, but you can also find it on trade certificates …
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28/11/2019
Incoterms Explained: Delivery at Place (DAP)
The agreed place of delivery (e.g. the terminal) needs to be specifically named. The buyer then takes care of the import formalities and transportation to the final destination. It is very similar to Delivery at Terminal (DAT) . Risks and Costs for the Seller The seller is responsible for …
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11/11/2024
More Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) delays in the UK
What are Safety and Security (SS) declarations? An SS declaration is a small dataset which is submitted to HMRC ahead of arrival at the port so that a risk score can be assigned to it. This is done by the carrier, and is separate to the customs clearance completed by the importer or exporter – …