Brexit Radar: discover what’s ahead and plan your next steps

After years of negotiations the UK has officially left the European Union. For many companies, it remains difficult to fully understand the varied impacts of Brexit – whether doing business directly or indirectly with the UK.

At Mazars we are helping businesses navigate changes introduced post-Brexit and ensure business continuity, while identifying opportunities ahead.

Brexit Radar

Our Brexit Radar helps businesses keep up with post-Brexit developments, in particular small and medium-sized companies that may be struggling with the implications on their daily activities and obligations.

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Keeping Brexit on your Radar

05/05/2021 Looking to keep up with post-Brexit developments? Helen Parker, Director, Business Consulting, Mazars, UK, shares her Brexit advice and insight on what businesses need to keep on their radar.

Immigration

The UK’s exit from the EU has varied impacts on how a business operates and teams that work there. From the right to work to sponsorship regulations and settlement schemes, immigration developments are forcing businesses to update their guidance to match new laws.

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Working through Brexit: interview

27/05/2021 Lengthy negotiations and an unprecedented health pandemic put many business owners and managers on the back foot when it came to Brexit planning. With the UK’s exit official, they should now consider adapting their business models to match the new trading landscape, says Gareth Jones, Partner and Global Head of Privately Owned Business, Mazars. Below he discusses setting up new...

Impacting cross border transactions,VAT & customs

02/06/2021 Are you up to date with post-Brexit developments? In this video Birgit Jürgensmann, Partner, Mazars, Germany, shares insights on the impact of Brexit for cross border transactions, VAT and customs.

How to keep up with Brexit: interview

Months of Brexit negotiations culminated in a deal signed by the UK and EU in late 2020 that defines their future relationship. While the deal lays out new rules for how the UK and EU live, work and trade, it does not comprehensively cover all areas of business. As a result, organisations that trade directly or indirectly with the UK have to monitor and react to developments to keep up with...