Customs special procedures are used for paying less or no duty for the products you store, repair, process or use temporarily. Utilising this will streamline your customs management and make imports and product processing more cost effective.

What does the future hold for our bonded warehouses, Inward Processing (IP) & other customs special procedures?

In this webinar we look at the importance for holding authorisations for an ever-changing economy giving businesses the opportunity to review strategies to pay less tax when importing from overseas.

What will the session cover?

• A brief look at the types of special procedures and how do they align with business needs and UK trade agreements.
• Where to obtain, applications and guarantees.
• Reasons to promote in this current economic climate.
• Reverse supply chains, the future of our bonded warehouses. Where will these benefit manufacturer businesses following net zero targets.
• Importing for repair
• Overview of excise warehouses.

Speaker – Clive Brady Chairman of the Bonded Warehousekeepers Association (BWA)

Experienced Indirect Tax professional with a demonstrated history of working in the logistics and supply chain industry. Specialising in the taxes of VAT, Customs and Excise. Proven track record of providing sound technical guidance and consultancy within the Customs and Excise arena and on all HMRC related matters. Experienced in delivering, Customs and Excise regimes awareness training, HMRC applications support and submissions along with securing AEO accredited status and reaccreditation. Clive has been a committee member of The BWA since 2010 and our Chairman since July 2018. An accountant by profession, Clive has been an indirect tax practitioner since April 2003 and until December 2023 he was head of Indirect Tax at Wincanton PLC. Since stepping away from Wincanton this is allowing him to devote more time to the Association with the intention of creating a real step change in our development and progress. Clive is also Managing partner at The eTrade Advisory Group Ltd (eTAG).

Who can attend?

This session is aimed at exporters and importers, and members and non-members are welcome to attend.

Registration

This webinar will be held using Zoom – to register for this event please click on the “Join the event now” button below. There will be an opportunity for delegates attending to submit questions prior to the webinar via the zoom sign up link or on the day.