13 November 2020
The UK tax authorities have confirmed that English, Welsh and Scottish businesses importing goods into the UK from the EU will still be required to prepare and submit monthly Intrastat reports after the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December 2020.
Intrastat is a monthly report submitted to the UK tax authorities, which collects statistics on goods traded or moved between the UK and other EU member states.
The UK tax authorities also confirmed that businesses exporting goods into the EU will no longer be required to submit Intrastats and that Northern Irish businesses will be obliged to prepare Intrastat reports for all movements until at least 2025.
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