Statutory guidance

Reference documents for Customs (Additional Duty) (Russia and Belarus) Regulations 2022

Find out about the additional duties which apply on certain goods originating from Russia and Belarus.

From:
Department for Business and Trade
Published
24 March 2022
Last updated
22 March 2024 — See all updates

Documents

Russian additional duties document, version 1.4, dated 7 November 2023

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Belarusian additional duties document, version 1.5, dated 17 March 2024

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Details

These documents set out the additional duties which apply on certain goods originating from Russia and Belarus.

The statutory instruments that have given legal effect to these reference documents, or revoked previous versions of this instrument, can be found at:

Published 24 March 2022
Last updated 22 March 2024 + show all updates

  1. Update of the Belarusian additional duties document to version 1.5.

  2. Update of the Russian and Belarusian additional duties documents to version 1.4.

  3. Update of the Russian and Belarusian additional duties document

  4. Following legislation to increase the number of Russian and Belarusian goods subject to additional duties, this page has been updated with new versions of the Reference Documents detailing the affected goods.

  5. Updated with new versions of the Reference Documents detailing the affected goods. This follows legislation to increase the number of Russian and Belarusian goods subject to additional duties.

  6. First published.