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The UK’s exit from the EU is a landmark shift in modern trade relationships. No matter the outcome, Brexit will change the way companies and professionals do business in the region.

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Explore the tools, resources, and information legal professionals need to navigate the changing landscape with confidence.

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Beyond Brexit: Navigating a new beginning

Why the UK-EU Future Relationship Agreements mean lawyers and businesses need to stay up-to-date with post-Brexit changes, and how Practical Law can help.

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Legal Insights Europe

The impact of Brexit on compliance in the financial services industry

In the absence of specific agreements or government deals, the U.K. will largely look to domestic law to provide the legislative framework that would govern a wide range of compliance topics going forward. But what does this mean for compliance personnel working in the U.K.’s financial services sector?

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Brexit FAQs Update: what’s the latest?

The UK is presently in the middle of the Brexit Implementation Period which was set by the Withdrawal Agreement agreed by European leaders at the European Council on 17 October 2019 and which ends at 11.00pm on 31 December 2020.

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Brexit endgame looms against a backdrop of COVID-19 and economic turbulence

Though clearly overtaken by COVID-19 and the state of the economy as the most pressing issues for the United Kingdom (UK) government, Brexit is making its way back into the headlines.

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Salami slices, chlorine-washed chicken and the Trump factor—the Brexit trade deal—part one

Brexit is now real. On the 31st of January, the United Kingdom (UK) formally left the European Union (EU). The next phase is an 11-month transitional period to negotiate a new relationship with the EU—a trade deal—in particular.

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Brexit—pitfalls and opportunities for multinational companies—part two

The United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) have officially parted ways on 31 January 2020. Next is negotiating a trade deal with significant implications for companies that do business in EU member states, during the transition period, and soon-to-be former member states.

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Global trade insights

Find ways for your business to invest in and transform your internal functions in preparation for the post-Brexit world.

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What Wayfair, Brexit & VAT regimes mean for indirect tax departments

Pressures on the tax function are everywhere, and they are growing in number and intensity. Here’s how tax professionals should respond to complex tax issues such as South Dakota v. Wayfair, Brexit, and value-added tax in the EU and elsewhere.

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Practical steps to embrace technology for last-minute brexit readiness

2020 was meant to be the year of Brexit preparation. 

 

With COVID-19 came unprecedented change throughout every supply chain – and many firms felt they had no option but to shelve Brexit planning.

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The Brexit transition period ends on December 31, 2020. Prepare for changes before it’s too late.

 

The UK exit from the EU is a landmark shift in modern trade relationships. No matter the outcome, Brexit will change the way companies do business in the region.