![]() Sender’s telephone, fax or mobile number and VAT number. Sender’s full name and address, including postal code. A commercial invoice requires the following information: Your official company letterhead. For shipments with a value of £0-£135 when being sold by businesses to consumers in the UK, VAT will need to be collected at the point of sale and will therefore be the seller’s responsibility. You can effortlessly create a Commercial Invoice when you prepare your electronic waybill with DHL tools. This means that most shipments valued at more than £135 will attract VAT on importation from any country, including the EU. Changes to UK VAT regulations will still be introduced on 1 January 2021, as this regulatory change is not part of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, and applies to shipments being imported into the UK from any country worldwide.IMPORTANT: The goods Country of Origin must be calculated and recorded accurately and it is the traders’ responsibility to do this. Therefore, we recommend traders review the Agreement and check if their goods comply with the rules of origin and, if so, the way to claim preferential treatment. ![]() As indicated in the Section 2 of Chapter 2 of the Agreement, a claim for preferential treatment shall be based on a ‘statement of origin’ or ‘the importer’s knowledge’. Traders need to check if their products comply with agreed Rules of Origin, Chapter 2 of the Agreement and product specific rules of origin in the Annex. Rules of Origin Requirements: In order to benefit from the EU-UK Trade Agreement ‘zero tariff’ (zero Customs duties), it’s essential that traders provide evidence of the country of origin.Country-specific restrictions will still be in place and any associated licences will also be required. Customs declarations are therefore required for goods to clear the border, as the UK will have left the single market and the customs union. The trade deal only applies to Customs duties, meaning that in most cases Customs duties will not be applied to goods fulfilling all necessary "rules of origin" requirements. Although the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement refers to ‘zero tariffs’ (zero customs duties), this doesn’t replace the need to generate a Customs Declaration and so a Commercial or Pro-forma Invoice is required. ![]()
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