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The training is aimed at businesses who want to start exporting from the UK. To export successfully, it is crucial to get the paperwork and procedures right. They are the basis for compliance with customs regulations and for good relations with the buyer in the third country.

The training will give you an overview of:

  • Paperwork requirements: certificates, licenses, customs declarations, etc.;
  • Commercial invoice and other commercial paperwork;
  • Documents to retain from the freight forwarders;
  • Structure of the customs export declaration and data that goes into it.

Slides are available in the resources section. 

Would you like to learn more? Check the 'Export Basics' video course! 

 

Resources are available after purchase.

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