Kevin Hall, partner at Wright Hassall, examines how to account for VAT on exports and EU VAT obligations from 1 January 2021 after the Brexit transition period ends
The end of freedom of movement and changes to immigration rules effective from 1 January 2021 affect employee recruitment, while travel limits for business travel also need to be factored in. Lindsey Barras, immigration lead at PwC UK, sets out five tips for employers
The government has introduced legislation to Parliament providing clarity for how customs, VAT, and excise duty will be dealt with in Northern Ireland after the end of the Brexit transition period
MPs have criticised government plans to end the VAT retail export scheme (RES) at the end of this year, when the UK leaves the EU, saying it has not provided a wide enough analysis of the potential impact on the tourism industry
With 24 days to go until the end of the Brexit transition period, businesses still have insufficient official information available in critical areas, undermining their ability to prepare for change on 1 January, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC)
With under a month to go until the UK leaves the EU, four out of five businesses do not know the full extent of Brexit risks and are not sufficiently prepared, according to a poll by EY
In our regular Q&A series, Croner Taxwise, senior VAT consultant, Hilary Budd, explores how Brexit will affect digital service providers using VAT Mini One Stop Shop (VAT MOSS) to account for VAT on sales to EU consumers
If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, it will no longer benefit from the European Arrest Warrant, making extraditions far more complex, warn Kathryn Howarth, Myles Grandison & Daniel Sternberg of Temple Garden Chambers
Despite hopes a new Covid-19 vaccine could boost growth from early next year, the fall-out from the UK’s departure from the EU in January means the economy is not likely to recover to pre-pandemic levels for another two years, KPMG is warning
In the fourth and final article on the impact of Brexit on audit and accounting, David Duvall MA FCA, Susan Singleton LLB and Fawn Beddows examine some of the key changes that will affect businesses trading in the EU market from 1 January 2021
In the third article of a series on the impact of Brexit on audit and accounting, Croner-i writer David Duvall FCA sets out the key changes for auditors from January 2021
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has outlined the government’s post-Brexit approach to financial services regulation and has underlined the UK’s intention to become a global leader in green finance
With less than two months to go, the government has launched a campaign urging services and investment companies to get going on key actions as the UK counts down to its new trading relationship with the EU after 31 December
UK traders face ‘significant’ disruption at the border from 1 January next year, despite the government spending £1.4bn this year on preparations, because of the tight timetable, the impact of the pandemic and a lack of contingency planning, the National Audit Office (NAO) has warned
In the second of a two-part series, Croner-i tax writer Sarah Kay looks at some of the less well publicised VAT consequences of the UK leaving the EU on 31 December 2020, including the tour operators margin scheme, online sales and overseas marketplaces
UK is ranked seventh out of 100 countries in PwC’s global aerospace investment study, the top performing European nation, with Brexit and Covid-19 challenges playing a role in the drop from fourth position in 2019
