The UK has left the EU, but that’s not the end of the Brexit story. As negotiations on the future trading relationship of the UK and the EU continue how will you remain agile to respond to the risks and opportunities this new world presents?
The issues our clients are telling us they are considering in relation to Brexit span strategy through to operations and finance, but they are all ultimately reflected in the structure and legal aspects of a business.
With governments focused on coronavirus (COVID-19), negotiations on the future relationship between the UK and the EU have been progressing slowly. Despite these ongoing challenges, the UK Government has reaffirmed its commitment to the current deadline of 31 December, which marks the end of the transition period. As a consequence, the trade agreement that will govern the UK’s future relationship with the EU is likely to be more limited in scope than some might wish—and it will certainly be a very different relationship to the one we had when we were in the EU.
Beyond Brexit: Eight ‘no regret’ decisions:
- Plan to be agile
- Support your people
- Know your supply chain
- Clean up your current data
- Build ways to capture additional required data for Customs requirements
- Take advantage of existing government schemes
- Check out your contracts
- Engage with key 3rd parties
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