UK goods exported to the EU are eligible for zero tariffs if the goods meet the rules of origin requirements.

Brexit: How to work out if your products comply with rules of origin

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As of 1 January 2021, UK goods exported to the EU are eligible for zero tariffs if the goods meet the rules of origin requirements set out in the 

 and have the right documentation. If not, the goods may be subject to tariffs. The same applies for EU goods imported into the UK.

The presentation below outlines how to work out if your goods comply with rules of origin.

Enterprise Nation is attending regular briefings for business groups with the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy where policy officials share the latest Brexit guidance. The slides were shared at a recent meeting.

UK goods exported to the EU are eligible for zero tariffs if they meet rules of origin.



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<p>Hello - I am a professional coach (EMCC Master Coach), consultant, trainer and workshop facilitator. I run professional improvement programmes, and management team training focused on the areas of; marketing, innovation, leadership and change. With my private clients, I work mainly with mid-career to senior executives, and with my training, I am mainly running seminars running across EMEA. I hold an MA in Coaching and Mentoring, a post-graduate Diploma in Business (Marketing), a PGCHE (Adult Development) and BA (Hons) Law. I am also Accredited Strengths Profile Coach and Practitioner of Business Model Canvas too, and my work is based on practical management and principles from positive psychology . Prior to all of that, my corporate career covered IP rights licensing, marketing and innovation management working at; Yell.com, TVNZ, Walt Disney and Office Dept.  I&apos;ve been a consultant since 2011 (yes, London 2012 was my first gig) - and since then I have delivered programmes to teams and agencies such as; Tata Communications, John Lewis Waitrose, Powwownow, The AA. I have also created marketing and innovation modules for various Universities and business schools, including; Anglia Ruskin London, BIMM (London), Winchester University, Henley Business School, Krems Universitat (Vienna), The Academy of Contemporary Music (Guildford) - and Metropolis Studios.  At the moment, I do travel a lot with my training work, but when coaching, I can often to be found in my London haunts, at Century Club (on Shaftesbury Avenue) or The RSA (on The Strand).</p>


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<p>I am an experienced business adviser providing advice on international trade, business development &amp; marketing. I have worked for blue chip companies, owned &amp; managed my own companies, and advised hundred&apos;s of small to medium sized businesses in the UK and overseas.</p>
<p>I provide strategic advice and can help with &apos;hands-on&apos; implementation. I have a core list of private and public sector clients I have worked with for years. Our sector strengths include food &amp; drink, textiles, beauty products, manufacturing, e-commerce, creative industries and sports.</p>
<p>For more information and case studies, check out my website at https://smas.ltd or contact me via the Enterprise Nation platform.</p>


Director

International Trade Advice by Stewart Miller 

Having problems with exporting to the EU because of Brexit? Has all the online information available made you even more confused?

Stewart Miller has advised over 50 UK small to medium sized enterprises on Brexit-related matters. The basic service includes a telephone review followed up with a brief report with actions required.

<h2>Cormac Fitzgerald</h2>
<p>FCPA, Managing Director</p>
<p>Cormac Fitzgerald FCPA, is an accountant with over 25 years’ experience working with SMEs of all sectors. Cormac has spoken nationally and internationally on SME issues, and was a guest speaker at the ICA India International conference in India addressing over 2,500 accountants on the theme of Supporting SMEs in Ireland. Cormac is passionate about supporting business, entrepreneurs and growing SMEs. Cormac also advises a diverse range of private clients across leading brands and multiple sectors helping them in a business advisory capacity. Dealing with SMEs in multiple sectors at all stages of the business cycle be it start -up, growth or exit together with his team. Combined with his vast experience in business he enjoys working with SMEs in all sectors from healthcare to hospitality. Cormac chairs the SMP/SME committee of CPA Ireland and an active member of ISME and Kinsale Lions Club which does local charitable work.</p>


Managing Partner 

Cormac Fitzgerald FCPA

<h2>Cormac Fitzgerald</h2>
<p>FCPA, Managing Director</p>
<p>Cormac Fitzgerald FCPA, is an accountant with over 25 years’ experience working with SMEs of all sectors. Cormac has spoken nationally and internationally on SME issues, and was a guest speaker at the ICA India International conference in India addressing over 2,500 accountants on the theme of Supporting SMEs in Ireland. Cormac is passionate about supporting business, entrepreneurs and growing SMEs. Cormac also advises a diverse range 

Brexit: How to work out if your products comply with rules of origin

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