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Here to support your business
Things might not be business as usual just yet, but one thing remains the same: membership with Doncaster Chamber gives you peace of mind so that you can keep your business moving.
transition period. During that time, most aspects of the UK’s relationship with the EU, and with other countries which were unaffected by our EU rights and responsibilities, remained the same. British business has always looked overseas
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for opportunities and foreign trade is vital to the UK economy. For companies who are already trading internationally or for those who are looking to seize new overseas opportunities, the international trade team at Doncaster Chamber is on hand and has a portfolio of services to assist your business to trade both easily and efficiently. With close working relationships with
export/import agencies including the BCC Global Business Network, HM Revenue & Customs and the Department for International Trade (DIT), and discounted rates for members, we are best placed to offer support and advice to keep your business moving.
Looking for international trade support? We go the extra mile to help you with…
Customs Declaration Services ChamberCustoms® delivers a customs declaration service for UK importers and exporters and is offered both direct to businesses and through UK freight forwarders,
he UK left the EU, including the single market and customs union, on 31 January 2020, and then entered a ‘stand still’
ensuring that customs clearance is accurate, timely and avoids additional costs through delays or errors.
Safe, secure and accurate documentation We provide a comprehensive export documentation service – offering a range of documents that will enable your business to export goods around the world. Our knowledgeable team of export documentation experts are able to guide you through the application process, so you can export your products abroad with confidence.
Accredited training Access a range of training options including BCC accredited courses to meet your individual needs in key areas of international trade. We operate scheduled courses, tailored courses and can also arrange in-house training if that works best for you. Courses include: • Export Documentation
• Export Letters of Credit • Import Procedures • International Documents and Customs Procedures
• Letters of Credit and Methods of Payment • Preference Rules of Origin • Inward and Outward Processing • Incoterms® • Understanding Commodity Codes
£20m SME Brexit Support Fund
Are you prepared for new import controls from April and July? The Government has announced a £20m
SME Brexit Support Fund to support SMEs adjust to new customs, rules of origin, and VAT rules when trading with the EU. SMEs who trade only with the EU and are
therefore new to importing and exporting processes can apply for up to £2,000 to pay for practical support including training and professional advice to ensure they can continue trading effectively with the EU.
http://bit.ly/SMEBrexitGrant
Translation services Our comprehensive and professional translation service with Sema4 enables you to communicate with businesses around the world.
Fast and easy foreign exchange services As part of our ongoing efforts to help members that trade overseas, the British Chambers of Commerce has identified that many small and mid-sized businesses ambitions for growth are being hindered by currency volatility and expensive international payments.
To help you protect your business against adverse rate fluctuations and minimise your international payment costs, we’ve partnered with specialists Moneycorp. “I know the Chamber can provide us with
excellent advice and security concerning exports and customs.” – Jan Peterson, J P Peterson.
Winter 2021 CHAMBERconnect 35
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