Organized by Vásárhely Law Firm and Carter Lemon Camerons LLP
This webinar will explore the critical legal implications of Brexit on logistics operations, providing insights for businesses navigating the evolving trade environment. Key areas of discussion include:
Customs and Border Procedures:
New requirements for customs declarations (export and import) for goods moving between the UK and EU.
The complexities of "Rules of Origin" and their impact on tariff application and preferential trade.
Increased administrative burden and potential for delays at borders due to enhanced checks and documentation.
VAT and Tax Implications:
Changes to VAT regimes for goods traded between the UK and EU, including potential for import VAT and altered accounting methods.
The challenge of inconsistent rule interpretation across different EU member states regarding VAT and customs.
Contractual Changes and Liabilities:
Reviewing and re-negotiating existing supply chain contracts to reflect new trade terms (e.g., Incoterms).
Understanding potential liabilities arising from delays, non-compliance, or changes in supply chain responsibilities.
Regulatory Divergence and Compliance:
The evolving landscape of product safety, standards, and marking requirements between the UK and EU.
The need for businesses to monitor and adapt to potential divergences in regulations over time.
Compliance challenges for businesses operating across both jurisdictions.
Workforce and Immigration:
Impact on the availability of skilled labor, particularly drivers and customs specialists, due to changes in immigration policies.
Legal considerations for employing and deploying personnel across UK-EU borders.