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UIN 67760

UK Trade with EU: Northern Ireland

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14 July 2025

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17 July 2025 · Answer

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17 July 2025

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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, how much money HMRC has taken in (a) duties and (b) tariffs for the EU on goods moving from Great Britain to the EU at (i) Belfast, (ii) Larne, (iii) Warrenpoint and (iv) Foyle in 2025; and what is the value of any

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  1. 14 July 2025

    Written question

    To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, how much money HMRC has taken in (a) duties and (b) tariffs for the EU on goods moving from Great Britain to the EU at (i) Belfast, (ii) Larne, (iii) Warrenpoint and (iv) Foyle in 2025; and what is the value of any

    Source: Commons

  2. 17 July 2025

    Answer

    HMRC is responsible for collecting customs duties on behalf of the UK Government, not the European Union. Under the Windsor Framework, where goods are moving from Great Britain to the EU via Northern Ireland, HMRC will charge the EU rate of duty. This dut...

    Source: Written answer

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