Webinar – ATA Carnet: Your Passport for Goods
14:00 - 15:00
Understanding Exports
09:30 - 00:30
This popular course is aimed at people involved with export sales, payment, documentation, dispatch and import/export activities. It also provides an excellent opportunity for import/export supervisors and managers to acquire a good understanding of the work carried out by their staff.
Inward & Outward processing
13:30 - 16:30
If you transport goods into and out of the UK for maintenance or other processing, this course explains the HMRC regimes that will enable you to save costs. The course helps you understand the advantages of claiming IPR and OPR, how commodity codes help, the documentation required, and whether AEO may also be helpful for your organisation.
Introduction to International Trade
10:00 - 16:00
Areas covered:
The Export Process
The different stages of exporting goods
Overview of the customs process
Customs Entries
Export Documentation
13:30 - 16:30
An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process the documents required for exporting goods overseas. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including copies of completed documents) to ensure the skills learned can be used effectively back in the workplace.
Customs procedures & Documentation
09:30 - 12:30
This introduction course is aimed at anyone involved in international trade who needs to understand customs. The course will cover the role of HMRC and practicalities such as goods wholly produced in the UK, use of documentation including the EUR1, free circulation, AEO, VAT responsibilities, and the impact of Incoterms®. The course also provides an introduction to customs entries, classification of goods, valuation of goods on import duties, taxes and the Union Customs Code (UCC).
Preference Rules of Origin
09:30 - 12:30
This introduction course is aimed at those involved in the administration of international trade to ensure an understanding of rules of origin, product classification and item valuation to meet the demands of international trade in both exporting and importing. Understanding origin, tariffs and valuation is essential for correct calculation of taxation and duties, and mistakes leading to non-payment or underpayment are considered a serious matter by HMRC.
Understanding Commodity Codes
13:30 - 16:30
An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process a system of classifying their parts for both import and export. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including practical experience on classifying products using the UK Global Tariff) to ensure the skills learned can be used effectively back in the workplace.
Planning for Export Growth
09:30 - 12:30
This course is ideal for people who may already be and are looking to expand and grow their international footprint. It is aimed at exporters with some experience and is designed to allow for flexibility in content depth to allow for individual Q&A’s. The course would have practical examples of most of the pricing implications providing a clear idea on how to maximise marketing and sales budgets and develop export growth.
