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Transitional Simplified Procedures [TSP] Transitional simplified procedures are simple measures to make it easier

Transitional Simplified Procedures [TSP] Transitional simplified procedures are simple measures to make it easier to import goods from the EU in a no-deal Brexit by delaying your declaration and paying import duties and VAT. Register for transitional simplified procedures to transport your goods into the UK without having to make a full customs declaration in advance. You will also need to set up a duty deferment account if you will have duties and taxes to pay. 6 Month Easement For TSP standard goods you can submit a supplementary declaration (SDI) after the goods enter the UK by the fourth working day of the following month. You may also take advantage of the 6 month easement for submission of the SDI – The easement period starts with the commencement of TSP when UK leaves the EU in a no deal scenario, and ends after 6 months. HMRC will publish additional guidance on the arrangements for submitting Supplementary Declarations at the end of the easement period, closer to the time. Attached are help cards covering the following: CHIEF CDS (if you are authorised to use this) • SFD helpcard • SDI helpcard • FSD helpcard • TSP SFD 4000 for standard goods released to free circulation via the TSP-Controlled Goods/SDP process • TSP SFD 4000 and 0700 – (Controlled and or Quota) provides for controlled goods declared via the TSPControlled Goods/SDP process • TSP SDI with procedure code 4000 (both standard and controlled goods) • TSP SDI with procedure code 0700 (controlled goods) www. gov. uk/guidance/transitional-simplified-procedures Getting a CHIEF badge There are two types of CHIEF badges: • a DTI badge - you must have this if you’re importing controlled goods (so you can make both simplified frontier declarations and supplementary declarations) • an email badge - you can use this if you’re only making supplementary declarations DTI badges Get your DTI badge from a community system provider (CSP). Ask HMRC to activate your badge. To activate your badge you’ll need to provide: your EORI number that starts with GB your business’s name and address the community system provider that issued your badge your DTI badge number You must use the same business details that you used when you registered for transitional simplified procedures. Email badge Ask HMRC for an email badge. You’ll need to provide: your EORI number that starts with GB your business’s name and address the email address you want to use for your email badge You must use the same business details that you used when you registered for transitional simplified procedures. For Links: Right Click and select ‘Open Hyperlink’