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Declaring goods you bring into Northern Ireland 'not at risk' of moving to the EU
Find out if you need to pay tariffs on the goods you bring to Northern Ireland because they are ‘at risk’ of onward movement to the EU.
Moving goods from Northern Ireland to Great Britain
See the steps involved when moving goods from Northern Ireland to Great Britain including where an export declaration is required.
When you can and cannot declare goods 'not at risk'
There are two reasons that goods brought into Northern Ireland from Great Britain can be declared not ‘at risk’. You should consider which of these two options is most suitable for your business.
Export horses and ponies: special rules
Current rules for exporting horses and other equines, including ponies and donkeys, to the EU and Northern Ireland.
Export or move livestock and poultry
Rules you need to follow to export cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and poultry.
Trading CITES-listed specimens through UK ports and airports
Designated land, sea and air ports for trading or moving CITES-listed endangered animals, plants, or their parts and derivatives.
The Windsor Framework - local trade advice and support organisations
Sources of local advice to help your business manage updated trading arrangements.
The relationship between balance sheets and profit and loss accounts
How transactions in the profit and loss account can affect balance sheet entries and vice versa.
What is a balance sheet and why is it used?
Limited companies and limited liability partnerships must produce a balance sheet as part of their annual accounts.
Labelling and packaging of medicinal products for human use
Information on the implementation of labelling and packaging requirements for medicinal products for human use following agreement of the Windsor Framework.
Queried entries to the National Clearance Hub
Procedure when the National Clearance Hub has a query about an import or export entry.
Use accounting ratios to assess business performance
Liquidity, solvency, efficiency and profitability ratio analysis can be used to assess business performance.
What you need when applying for a bank loan
Banks have a number of core criteria which they will take into account in assessing your finance application.
Is your business ready for bank financing?
Even before seeking finance, you need to be clear in your own mind about why you need it, and how much.
Advantages and disadvantages of bank loans
What loans are, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to know when they are suitable for your business' needs.
Interpreting balance sheet figures
Liabilities, assets, debtors and intangibles can all give you a picture of a business' financial health.
Types of bank finance for businesses
Sources of short- and long-term bank finance for businesses, including overdrafts, bridging finance and mortgages.
What is in a balance sheet?
Fixed and current assets and liabilities are important contents of a balance sheet.
Where to look for a bank loan
Potential lenders for a business bank loan and how to secure a loan and get the best deal.
Business accounting periods
The balance sheet portrays a business' performance over the financial year or accounting period.