BREXIT CORNER
In June 2016 the United Kingdom held a referendum which resulted in a majority vote to exit the European Union, which is currently scheduled to happen on the 31st January 2020. The discussion and debate continues on the future trading relationships that the UK will have with other countries as well as how the rights of EU citizens residing in the UK will be affected.
With regards to the impact that Brexit will continue to have on your business, the sustained ambiguity surrounding the withdrawal agreement has resulted that most companies are or have already created contingency plans. Key uncertainties prevail with supply chain and border issues impacts on tariffs, customs, staff and unemployment; as well as a whole host of other regulatory and legal decisions which remain to be made.
In this area of our website you will find relevant government publications on the subject of Brexit which convey the key developments which could be vital for your business to consider.
Information in English
- Get ready for Brexit
- How to prepare if the UK leaves the EU with no deal
- Latest from the Department for Exiting the EU
- Busines Brexit Checklist
- Prepare your business for the UK leaving the EU
- Prepare for EU Exit if you live in the UK
- Continue to live in the UK after it leaves the EU
- Importing, exporting and transporting products or goods after Brexit
- Get an EORI number to move goods into our out of the EU
- Short straits questions and answers – Border Delivery Group
- Using the UKCA marking – What businesses need to know
- Using the UKNI marking – What businesses need to know
- The UKCA and UKNI supply chain
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Información en Español
SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS I
SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS II
PROTECCIÓN DE INVERSIONES
SECTOR QUÍMICO
SERVICIOS AUDIOVISUALES
SERVICIOS DE TELECOMUNICACIONES
PRODUCTOS FARMACÉUTICOS
MEDIDAS DE DEFENSA COMERCIAL
