Brexit transition updates for the transport and logistics sector

It’s fair to say that Brexit certainly got us talking and divided opinion. After 11 months of a transition period, the UK formally left the EU on 1st January 2021.

This means that rules around how you trade with Europe have now changed fundamentally. Controlaccount understand that implementing some of these complex processes will impact UK businesses – resulting in delays and cost implications which can severely impact operations and cashflow. Controlaccount has put together this page specifically to support those that import from and export to Europe, particularly those in the transport, shipping and logistics sector. This page hopes to cut through the reams of information available and give you a quick update on new processes for import and export.

If there is something specific that you would like to hear about drop us an email at sastples@controlacspbotcount.com.

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