Free UK government webinar: UK sanctions against Russia (Thursday 24 March 2022)
Webinar hosted by UK government officials to tell you more about the breadth of UK sanctions and financial sanctions.
- Find out more and register
- 24/03/2022 @ 14.00
Sanctions imposed by the UK
- GOV.UK
- GOV.UK
Information about additional duties on Russian and Belarusian imports into the UK, with links to a list of products affected by the measures announced on 15 March 2022.
- GOV.UK
- GOV.UK
UK government guidance on the UK's current sanctions regime relating to Belarus.
- GOV.UK
- GOV.UK
Documents from HM Treasury and OFSI with the current list of designated persons, list of persons named in relation to financial and investment restrictions, and latest HM Treasury notices.
- Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Sanctions imposed by the EU and Europe
- European Council
Information on the latest sanctions against Belarus agreed by the European Council. Includes a Timeline of EU restrictive measures, including existing measures imposed prior to March 2022.
- European Council
- European Commission
Use this tool to anonymously share information about possible violations of EU sanctions on the European Commission's secure online platform.
- Government of Iceland Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Summary of measures, in addition to EU sanctions that Iceland will participate in, including closure of airspace to Russian air traffic and suspension of visa facilitation.
- State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO
Summary of measures, including financial sanctions, available in German, French and Italian. Ukraine: Further trade and financial sanctions imposed against Russia gives a summary in English.
Sanctions imposed by the US and Canada
- Government of Canada
Details of entities and individuals that fall under new sanctions. Canadian sanctions related to Russia provides more information on prohibitions and recent developments.
- US Department of the Treasury
Information on the sanctions imposed against Belarus by the US Government, including existing measures imposed prior to February 2022.
- US Department of the Treasury
Sanctions imposed by other jurisdictions
- Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Information on the sanctions and travel bans imposed by Australia, including information on the Crimea and Sevastopol sanctions regime.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Summary of measures by the Japanese govenment, including financial sanctions imposed on Russia and Belarus, and restrictions on visa issuance.
- Ministry of Economy and Finance
Press release summarising prohibitions on transactions imposed by the Korean government. See Korean government announces details on financial sanctions against Russia for measures issued earlier.
- New Zealand Foreign Affairs and Trade
Latest updates on the Russia Sanctions Act, export controls and travel bans imposed on individuals and organisations.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs Singapore
Press release and factsheet on Singapore's financial measures in relation to Russia which apply to all financial institutions in Singapore.
Counter-sanction measures imposed by Russia
Looking for information on counter-sanction and business support measures announced by Russia? We provide links to summaries of new regulations adopted since 24 February 2022 in English and Russian.
Support for members during the Ukraine crisis
Resources
Resources for members
Chartered Accountants from across the membership have reached out to share how they are responding to the sanctions. Many are re-screening all clients with connections to Russia. Here are some of the key resources to help you respond to clients' concerns.
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Guides to affected countries
ICAEW's Library and Information Service produces guides for members who are considering doing business in overseas countries. There are separate guides for Ukraine and its neighbours, all of which include updates on the latest sanctions and restrictions.
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