Watch the webinar recording: Special Procedures Series, Returned Goods Relief and Temporary Admission

Returned Goods Relief (RGR) is a customs procedure that allows goods that were previously exported from a specific territory to be re-imported into that same territory without incurring additional customs duties or taxes. When managed correctly, RGR can deliver significant cost savings, particularly for businesses that regularly move goods across borders as part of their operational or commercial cycle.

Temporary Admission (TA) allows goods to be brought into a country temporarily, typically for less than 24 months, with total or partial relief from import duty. This Special Procedure is often used for events like trade shows, art exhibitions, or music festivals, but its applications extend well beyond that. Any business that temporarily moves equipment, samples, or professional tools across borders stands to benefit from understanding and applying TA correctly.

Both procedures offer real financial and operational advantages, yet many organisations either are unaware of them or find the administration too complex to manage efficiently. The good news is that with the right processes and technology in place, RGR and TA are entirely manageable, and the savings can be substantial.

Join us to discover:

• How RGR and TA work in practice 

• The benefits of RGR & TA to your business and why you should consider implementing.

• The cost savings in action – a business case

• How the CAS Special Procedures module automates RGR & TA (demo) 

More information on Special Procedures and their benefits can be found on our website.