With the end of the agreed Brexit transition period on December 31, 2020, the EU excise tax regulations no longer apply in the United Kingdom (UK). It is no longer possible to send or receive excise goods directly to and from the UK. In the future, customs formalities must be complied with for such processes and the EU and UK excise tax regulations must also be observed. In this KMLZ customs newsletter you will find out what the UK excise tax regulations applicable from 01.01.2021 mean for companies based in the EU.
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