Event Venue and Description – Chamber Office, Chesterfield

The changes that were introduced by the Union Customs Code (UCC) in May 2016 mean that achieving Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status is more relevant than ever to International Trade business and it will continue to be relevant whatever happens when we exit the EU.

The UCC affects the way many companies involved in International Trade do business and some of the changes introduced include mandatory guarantees and the requirement for all businesses applying to use customs regimes or special procedures to meet the AEO criteria making AEO status even more important.

The seminar will cover:

• Brexit and the Customs Union
• The background to AEO
• The UCC and its impact
• The HMRC application and audit processes
• AEOC (Customs Compliance) – what you need to do
• AEOS (Security and Safety) – what you need to do
• A look at the C117 and C118 application forms
• Maintaining your AEO status

For further information and details of how to register, please follow the link provided.