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One of the main consequences of Brexit has been to bring into sharper focus the role customs duties (tariffs) play

Businesses should consider the issues they may have to manage when the UK leaves the EU.

What Brexit could mean for the mobility of employees between Ireland and the UK

The power to control domestic tax policy has remained to a large extent with the Member States of the European Union.

Coinciding with Budget 2017, the Department of Finance issued a paper entitled “Getting Ireland Brexit Ready”.

Brexit has generated more business commentary than almost any other topic in the past year.

The decision by the United Kingdom to leave the EU is an enormously significant decision for global business

In this article, Niall Campbell and Fionn Uibh Eachach consider the impact of Brexit on VAT and customs and the knock on consequences for Irish business trading with the UK.

The UK referendum on 23 June on leaving the European Union (Brexit) has created great uncertainty on the free movement