Customs Services for you

Advancing Global Trade

Unified Customs Solution

Direct customs clearance across Ireland, the UK, and France, with global reach and full trade support.

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

All customs processes are managed from a single point, providing full oversight of shipments worldwide. This control tower approach coordinates documentation, classification, duties, and regulatory compliance, helping shipments move efficiently and minimizing delays or errors across borders.

360º Customs Control

Supply chain management involves overseeing the entire movement of goods from their origin to the final destination. This includes coordinating transportation, handling customs clearance, and managing the flow of products across multiple channels, ensuring that goods reach their destination efficiently and reliably.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Support is provided for companies subject to EU and UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms, covering training on reporting requirements, emission calculations, data collection, report preparation, and assessment of financial and operational impacts. This approach streamlines compliance and integrates sustainability into supply chain operations.

CBAM SUPPORT

Customs special procedures allow businesses to manage customs duties and taxes for specific activities, providing flexibility while maintaining compliance. They support international trade by easing administrative burdens and cash flow and ensuring duties are accounted for. Key procedures include temporary import, inward processing, Regime 42, T1 transit, T2 transit, and indirect representation.

CUSTOMS SPECIAL PROCEDURES

In-house clearance in 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 multilingual teams and offices in London, Galway and Le Havre, supported by coverage in over 90 countries, we give you direct access to key markets worldwide.

Get in touch with any of our offices for your free consultation.

Independent Customs Brokerage

Customs Complete is independently owned and managed. This structure allows us to make customer‑centred decisions, respond quickly to changing requirements and focus on long‑term partnerships built on trust, accountability and consistent service.

By combining local expertise with a unified customs solution, we ensure full compliance through internal and external auditing, keeping you in control of your trade and supporting a supply chain that flows without disruption.

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Incoterm CPT explained

12/08/2026 No Comments

Incoterm CPT (Carriage Paid To) explained for importers and exporters, including seller and buyer obligations, risk and cost transfer, insurance requirements, and the key differences between CPT and CIP.

EU quota explained: what importers need to know in 2026

28/07/2026 No Comments

EU quotas can reduce import duty on specific goods, but only when the product, origin, and timing requirements are met. This guide explains how EU quotas work, the difference between tariff-rate and safeguard quotas, and why monitoring availability matters for importers.

Incoterm DAP

03/07/2026 No Comments

Incoterm DAP (Delivered at Place) defines the responsibilities of buyers and sellers for delivery, import customs clearance, duties and unloading. This guide explains how DAP works under Incoterms® 2020, key differences from DDP, and common mistakes businesses should avoid.

Our locations

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