In a statement, Customs & Excise said that; “with the continuing uncertainty surrounding the UK Government’s decision on the EU/UK Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, a no deal Brexit remains a possibility.
“As a result, Guernsey Customs & Excise have published guidance for businesses and individuals engaged in customs matters on the arrangements that may be required to import and export goods after Brexit – either with, or without a deal.”
The plan is for the document to assist businesses and individuals in their ‘no-deal planning’ and it will be updated as and when more information comes available.
Any businesses and individuals who think they may be affected by Brexit, should check the relevant pages at gov.gg/brexit regularly to make sure they’ve got all of the latest information affecting the Bailiwick.
Pictured: You can read the Brexit advice document issued by the States of Guernsey in full here.
The document offers advice for “various scenarios in order to make informed plans and preparations.”
This includes an explanation of what a ‘no deal’ situation would look like and mean, including how that would affect the UK and the Channel Islands more specifically
It also offers explanations for businesses and individuals wanting to trade with both the UK and EU post-Brexit and the different customs procedures that may be affected.
You can read the document in full here.
Pictured top: Theresa May is continuing her Brexit campaign, hoping to avoid a ‘no deal’ conclusion.