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Import controls and more: considerations when importing from the EU
Find out what changes are still in the pipeline for trade between the UK and EU
International trade: How small firms are responding to Brexit challenges
Brexit has thrown conventional exporting and international trade norms up in the air. But amid the challenges and frustrations are opportunities, and the potential to target entirely new markets.
How to access specialist immigration support
FSB members can access free resources and discounted legal support through their FSB membership.
How to protect data when trading internationally
Learn about how you can protect data and your business when trading internationally and the legislation you need to follow.
What are rules of origin and how do they affect me?
Learn what rules of origin are and how to prove your product meets them to access tariff-free treatments for goods imported to or exported from the EU.
How to get started with importing and exporting goods
Sending your products across the world or importing materials from suppliers overseas? From customs declarations to classifying goods, find out what you need to know about the process.
Seven questions for your first export order
Received your first export order? Lesley Batchelor OBE, COO of Open Borders Direct, explains what you need to consider and how you can access additional support.
Six tips for successfully expanding your business into global markets
Getting ready to go global and expand your business internationally? Bridgehead International Agency share the key things your small business should remember when preparing to break into overseas markets.
How to claim back VAT from an overseas supplier
Businesses can often claim back VAT that has been charged from the tax authority for the supplier. Before you make a claim however, there are several things to consider to maximise your chances of getting it back with minimal effort.