UK Internal Market Scheme Entry Into Declarants Records (UKIMS-EIDR)

An authorisation issued to an individual trader to enter details of movements under the SPIMM in their own records at the time of movement. A separate application for this authorisation will need to be made following your UKIMS application.

The UK Internal Market Scheme is an authorisation that allows you to declare your goods ‘not at risk’ if they are brought into Northern Ireland for sale or final use by end consumers in Northern Ireland (and Great Britain in the case of movements from Great Britain) and meet all the other criteria to move

TGP – is a unique ‘goods profile’ that will enable Traders to move goods providing just a simple goods description and remove the need to provide a commodity code for each movement of goods.

Simplified custom movements available to Traders under the Windsor Framework where goods are moving from GB-NI via direct movement and are “not at risk” of entering the EU.

Internal Market Movement Information (IMMI) Simplified data set of ordinary commercial information submitted to TSS.

A combination of ‘Additional Information Codes’ (Appendix 4B: Data Element 2/2 in CDS) used in conjunction to cover cases where the CDS system may validate that the goods are ‘at risk’ (since they are Intended for ‘commercial processing’ on arrival to Northern Ireland and are not meeting the criteria for exemption under “approved purposes”); therefore,

An ‘Additional Information Code’ (Appendix 4B: Data Element 2/2 in CDS) used to declare the goods are ‘not at risk’ since they are not moving further to an EU member state (e.g. Ireland) after their arrival to Northern Ireland and there is an UKIMS authorisation granted by HMRC supporting the statement; Therefore, the code offsets

An ‘Additional Information Code’ (Appendix 4B: Data Element 2/2 in CDS) used to declare the claim of a ‘Quota’ allowance to offset duties charged by a trade measure. This code indicates that the goods are ‘at risk’; therefore, depending on the journey, the UK or EU tariff is applicable.

An ‘Additional Information Code’ (Appendix 4B: Data Element 2/2 in CDS) used to declare the goods are intended for ‘commercial processing’ on arrival to Northern Ireland and are not meeting the criteria for exemption under “approved purposes”. This code indicates that the goods are ‘at risk’; therefore, the EU tariff is applicable.

An ‘Additional Information Code’ (Appendix 4B: Data Element 2/2 in CDS) used to declare the goods are ‘at risk’ (EU tariff is applicable); however, a duty waiver is claimed to offset any applicable EU duty.