‘No deal Brexit’ guidance: Contingency planning HMRC has issued 'no deal Brexit' guidance in the form of a Partnership Pack to help businesses carry out contingency planning and to help their customers,
Following the issue of some ‘no deal’ Brexit technical notices, in August, the government has issued further notices with the aim of helping both businesses and individuals to prepare in the event
‘No deal’ Brexit guidance The government has issued some ‘no deal’ Brexit guidance in for the form of technical notices, with the aim of helping both businesses and individuals to prepare in
The result of the General Election has left Teresa May and the Conservative Party clinging on to power with support from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in Northern Ireland. This leads to
The decision to call a snap General election on 8th June caught many of us by surprise. The various political parties have been rushing out their manifestos making all sorts of promises
In 2015/16, over £100 billion was raised through VAT, making it the when for the Treasury. As such, the United Kingdom is extremely unlikely to abolish VAT after we leave. That said,
One of the main reasons that individuals voted "leave" was to restore fiscal sovereignty to the UK so that we are able to set our own laws, in particular tax law, without
VAT is a European tax. Withdrawal from the EU means that UK VAT law will no longer be governed by the EU VAT Directive. In Budget 2016 it was announced that VAT
This potentially has a major impact and very much depends on the negotiation of a Free Trade Agreement (“FTA”) with the EU. Without an FTA, the normal WTO tariffs apply. For example,
George Osborne, a leading member of the “remain” campaign, pledged to cut corporation tax to encourage investment in the UK in response to the referendum result. In an interview with the Financial
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