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Logistics Services at Customs Complete Import and export specialists saving you time, effort and most importantly… Money

Customs auditing and reporting involve the systematic examination and verification of import and export transactions to ensure compliance with customs regulations. It includes assessing documentation, tariffs, duties, and taxes to detect discrepancies and ensure accurate reporting to customs authorities. This process helps maintain transparency and regulatory compliance in international trade.

CUSTOMS AUDITING

Customs clearance is the official process of verifying and approving the import or export of goods by customs authorities. It involves document review, inspection, and payment of applicable taxes and duties to ensure compliance with local regulations. Successful customs clearance allows goods to move legally across international borders.

CUSTOMS CLEARANCE

End-to-end logistics solutions encompass the comprehensive management of the entire supply chain process, from procurement to distribution. This includes transportation, warehousing, inventory management, order fulfillment, and more. These solutions aim to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance visibility throughout the supply chain, ensuring seamless and timely product delivery to customers. Our offering includes 3PL and 4Pl services.

END-TO-END LOGISTICS

Freight forwarding is a service that facilitates the transportation of goods from the shipper to the destination. Freight forwarders coordinate shipping logistics, including cargo booking, documentation, customs clearance, and transportation, to ensure efficient and cost-effective movement of goods via various modes, such as air, sea, rail, or road.

FREIGHT FORWARDING

Import and export licensing involves obtaining government authorization to bring goods into or send goods out of a country. These licenses ensure compliance with trade regulations, control sensitive items, and manage customs duties. Licensing requirements vary by country and can be based on factors like product type, origin, destination, or trade agreements.

IMPORT & EXPORT LICENSING

Customs special procedures are mechanisms that allow businesses to manage customs duties and taxes for specific activities, like trade shows, temporary storage, or processing goods. They provide flexibility in handling customs requirements, promoting international trade by easing administrative burdens and cash flow whilst maintaining compliance and ensuring customs duties are accounted for.

CUSTOMS SPECIAL PROCEDURES

Operating across Ireland, the UK and France

Here at Customs Complete we offer a full range of Customs Clearance and logistics services for businesses that are trading with Ireland, the UK and France. With offices located in London, Galway and Le Havre you can get in touch with either office for your free consultation.

Your goods are in safe hands

At Customs Complete we strive to offer a best in class Customs and Logistics service across a global market, offering a comprehensive, streamlined service to customers of any size.

Customs Complete specialises in providing efficient and cost effective Source and Supply, Customs Clearance and Logistics services globally.

Our end to end logistics services are designed to minimize disruption within supply chains and ensure that goods flow continuously and uninterrupted to their final destination.

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ICS2 Phase 3

06/08/2025 No Comments

The European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Phase 3 is well underway, and the final compliance deadline of 1 September 2025 is approaching fast. For businesses involved in road and rail transport into the EU, this phase marks the last major implementation stage in the EU’s overhaul of its customs safety and security system.
In this blog, we break down what ICS2 Phase 3 means, who is affected, what steps businesses should take right now, and how to stay compliant.

The EU and US Trade Agreement

30/07/2025 No Comments

With more than €1.7 trillion in annual trade between the EU and US, the deal is significant for companies involved in export and import on both sides of the Atlantic. Below, we outline the most relevant changes introduced under the EU and US Trade Agreement and what they mean in practice

Fiscal Representation

24/06/2025 No Comments

Did you know that if your business is not established in the country where you’re trading, you may be required to appoint a fiscal representative? This is especially relevant when dealing with VAT obligations in another country and is key to staying compliant.

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ATU Ihub, Old Dublin Road, Galway, H91 DCH9, Ireland

+353 91 429 737

71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ United Kingdom

+44 2038 307 780

5 Pl. Léon Meyer, 76600 Le Havre,
France

+33 259 600 398