Aimed at: SME Business owners or the person responsible for your export documentation and procedures.

Workshop objective: To give delegates a thorough understanding of the main documentary requirements and legal obligations placed upon them when exporting from the UK. To ensure delegates are aware of record keeping requirements as demanded by HMRC – the “Audit Trail” and to assist exporters minimise unnecessary costs and delays in delivery

Workshop Trainer: Fidelitas Training – Steve Townsley

AIM for the Black Country is a service being offered to Small & Medium sized Enterprises (SME’s) to enhance your growth and competitiveness. Through a partnership arrangement between the Black Country Chamber of Commerce, Black Country Growth Hub, Local Authorities, Black Country Consortium and the University of Wolverhampton you will be able to access a coordinated approach to a range of business support, advice and workshops. You can enter the programme through any of the aforementioned partners who will then manage the process from start to finish.

This workshop is funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and there is no cost to eligible SME’s taking part in this programme. There is a small amount of paperwork required to assess eligibility and evidence actions and outcomes.

Please see the eligibility criteria below and check if your business is eligible to access support through the AIM programme:

Your business:

• must be based within the Black Country
• must be in operation for over 12 months

Your business must not have:

• more than £180,000 worth of State Aid over the past 3 years
• an annual turnover of more than £42m
• have an annual balance sheet total of more than £36m
• more than 250 employees (including owners/ directors)
• ownership by another company (or combination of companies) of more than 25% of your business.

Venue: Village Hotel Club Walsall, Tempus Drive, Walsall, WS2 8TJ

Free to attend

To express your interest please give us a call to discuss 0121 569 2121

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