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Looking at the ways accountants can help their clients to respond to customs changes
With a month to go until the Brexit transition period ends, accountants are looking to use every option to ease the burden on businesses. With new customs duty rules coming into force on 1 January 2021, there are a series.
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Feeling lucky? Which clients and employers will be most affected by Brexit
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With six weeks to go, the NAO says Government isn’t ready – how about you?
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CBI says deal or no deal, firms need to prepare for the end of the transition
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Brexit: How accountants are preparing clients for VAT changes
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Guide: What accountants should know about life after the transition period
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Brexit fatigue? It’s time to wake up!
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How to prepare for five times more customs declarations and £7bn of higher costs?
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Brexit: HMRC issues warning of essential actions with 70 days to go
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Brexit: deal or no-deal, admin overheads are now certain to increase
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HMRC writes to businesses to prepare for ‘no-deal’ departure
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Brexit: VAT is about to get messy after the transition period ends
