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EU would deploy customs controls immediately after no-deal Brexit – Moscovici

Moscovici said some EU members estimated their import/export customs formalities could grow.‘no-deal’ Brexit“The EU customs code would apply to all goods arriving from the UK,” EU Economic Affairs and Tax Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told a news conference.“If there is a no-deal scenario, new customs controls would have to be introduced … That does not mean we would systematically check every single … lorry … We would be controlling goods on the basis of risk analysis.

He said “complex calculations” of VAT reimbursements were also to be expected. “This will have big impact on cash flow of businesses,” he said. Since Britain has told Brussels it wants to leave the EU’s customs union as it leaves the EU, the bloc says controls on animals and goods will need to take place on the land border between EU member Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.

 

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