Brexit / All

Taking stock of where things are and what preparations businesses can be making in the coming months, with a particular focus on VAT & Customs actions that will need to be taken irrespective of whether an FTA is reached or not.

Suggested measures to reboot the Irish economy and promote economic recovery and employment over the medium to long term in response to the economic impacts of Covid-19.

With the UK’s departure from the EU under the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement on 31 January 2020, Brexit has now moved to the Transition phase.

This article discusses the key VAT and Customs elements of the Protocol on Northern Ireland in the Withdrawal Agreement.

We have set out our initial analysis of the key areas business needs to focus on.

Whilst a so called ‘flextension’ has been adopted by the EU until 31 Jan 2020 to allow further time for the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB), as with all things Brexit, significant uncertainty remains.

Brexit: importing goods from the EU into the UK.

Brexit: exporting goods from the UK to the EU

Are you prepared?