Brexit & EORI Registrations
The UK formally left the European Union (EU) on 31 January 2020. The current transition period, provided for in the Withdrawal Agreement, will end on 31 December 2020.
The outcome of the ongoing negotiations for a trade agreement between the EU and the UK, from 1 January 2021 has resulted in no tariffs to be levied on motor imports, however customs declarations will be required for the movement of products to, from, or through Great Britain (including Northern Ireland).
EORI Registration:
You need to register with Revenue for an EORI number to allow you to interact with customs.
You can apply for an IE EORI number through the EORI registration process here on Revenue Online Service ROS
A video illustrating how to register is available here
Brexit Checklist:
Irish businesses are strongly encouraged to prepare for Brexit as outlined on the Brexit Checklist here
Please see Planning for Brexit:
Some essentials for guidance and advice on preparing for trade with GB following the transition period. To find out what your role and responsibilities will be, see the 'Customs Declarations.
Roles and Responsibilities' section on www.revenue.ie/brexit
Brexit Webinar:
You can view recordings of each of our recent live-streamed 'Brexit Readiness' sessions through the links provided here
The outcome of the ongoing negotiations for a trade agreement between the EU and the UK, from 1 January 2021 has resulted in no tariffs to be levied on motor imports, however customs declarations will be required for the movement of products to, from, or through Great Britain (including Northern Ireland).
EORI Registration:
You need to register with Revenue for an EORI number to allow you to interact with customs.
You can apply for an IE EORI number through the EORI registration process here on Revenue Online Service ROS
A video illustrating how to register is available here
Brexit Checklist:
Irish businesses are strongly encouraged to prepare for Brexit as outlined on the Brexit Checklist here
Please see Planning for Brexit:
Some essentials for guidance and advice on preparing for trade with GB following the transition period. To find out what your role and responsibilities will be, see the 'Customs Declarations.
Roles and Responsibilities' section on www.revenue.ie/brexit
Brexit Webinar:
You can view recordings of each of our recent live-streamed 'Brexit Readiness' sessions through the links provided here