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Apply for changes to your marketing authorisation, including minor variations type IA and IB, major variations type II and extensions.
Find out about Alcoholic Ingredients Relief (AIR), which is the repayment of Alcohol Duty charged on spirits, beer, wine, other fermented products and cider.
Notices of publication and a consolidated list of references of pre-Exit European Assessment Documents for construction products.
Trade remedies protect domestic industries from unfair practices around imports. The UK’s own independent trade policy includes a trade remedies system.
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) is the independent body responsible for scrutiny of UK aid. ICAI focuses on maximising the impact of the UK aid budget for intended beneficiaries and getting the best value for money for the...
Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients for healthcare practitioners.
Use inward processing to delay or reduce import duties or VAT on goods that you process or repair.
Requirements for excise goods held in duty suspension in a warehouse by an authorised warehousekeeper or registered consignor in the UK.
Check which ingredients to use to make cider or perry that qualifies for Cider Duty rates. If you use other ingredients, you must pay Wine Duty rates instead.
Aid allocation and absorption literature focuses on the effects of aid on growth rather than private and public consumption and investment
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