We have been made aware of an issue following the release of NCTS5. HMRC has confirmed the cause is due to LRNs created in NCTS4 before the switchover to the
NCTS5 Issue & Actions to Take
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We have been made aware of an issue following the release of NCTS5. HMRC has confirmed the cause is due to LRNs created in NCTS4 before the switchover to the
In response to the recent issues relating to the Automatic Licence Verification System (ALVS), HMRC and Defra have created the following documents. These guides provide technical detail on how to
We are now less than 2 weeks away from the end of the CDS Export migration period. Please see below an update from HMRC to ensure your business is ready.
In response to concerns raised by a number of traders who experienced slower than normal processing times in CDS Export, HMRC has drafted a useful guidance which provides instructions on
Responding to today’s report from the National Audit Office about the state of the UK’s post EU exit border ambitions, the British International Freight Association said: In December 2020, when
Following the initial announcement related to NCTS 5 implementation, HMRC has pledged to release monthly updates on the number of changes being incorporated into Phase 5. HMRC has released the
The Road Haulage Association (RHA), with whom BIFA has a good working relationship, has announced a Transport and Supervisor Apprenticeship standard, in collaboration with TRS. BIFA’s main focus is on
BIFA has been highlighting the implementation of the Direct Vision Standard to its Members, which is part of the Mayor of London’s vision to eliminate all deaths and major injuries
If you are an Aviation Security Regulated Agent, you will have been contacted by the Department of Transport concerning Variation Direction & Guidance – Protection of Secure Cargo & Mail.
As part of the latest developments in the implementation of the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM), HMRC has announced some forthcoming changes which will affect all authorised Simplified Customs Declaration
IATA and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) have extended their cooperation for setting and implementing global standards for the safe carriage of dangerous goods by air. The agreement sees
BIFA has been contacted by Dover Port Health, the Association has clarified its position that it will report facts and pass messages on to its Members. However, due to the